The Climate Rapid Response Network (CRRN) is a network of community leaders and volunteers who are interested in participating in climate policy initiatives in their towns. We are establishing teams for each town and the unincorporated areas of Marin to work for selected policy initiatives that are being coordinated throughout the county.
Your engagement could be as simple as writing an email to your elected representative, showing up at a hearing, coordinating communications with your team or introducing policy experts to your town staff and elected officials.
The Climate Rapid Response Network (CRRN) is a network of community leaders and volunteers who are interested in participating in climate policy initiatives in their towns. We are establishing teams for each town and the unincorporated areas of Marin to work for selected policy initiatives that are being coordinated throughout the county.
Your engagement could be as simple as writing an email to your elected representative, showing up at a hearing, coordinating communications with your team or introducing policy experts to your town staff and elected officials.
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impactful, diverse and imaginative projects.
impactful, diverse and imaginative projects.
Resilient Neighborhoods offers free online climate action workshops to residents of Marin County. The 5-meeting series brings people together and empowers them to reduce their household carbon emissions and create communities resilient to the impacts of climate change. The workshops offer a range of actions to choose from and are ideal for anyone who is concerned about climate change and wants to do something about it. These popular free workshops are offered year-round.
Resilient Neighborhoods offers free online climate action workshops to residents of Marin County. The 5-meeting series brings people together and empowers them to reduce their household carbon emissions and create communities resilient to the impacts of climate change. The workshops offer a range of actions to choose from and are ideal for anyone who is concerned about climate change and wants to do something about it. These popular free workshops are offered year-round.
MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
>2,000 graduates from our climate action program taking over 30,000 climate and resilience actions..
>Annual reduction of more than 11 million pounds of CO2 emissions.
>Resilient Neighborhoods as a key initiative to help meet the residential climate goals outlined in Marin local government’s climate action plans.
>"CPR for the Planet" Campaign - endorsed project of MarinCAN, the County’s mobilization effort to reach CO2 neutrality by 2045.
— Robert Moorehead, Resilient Neighborhoods Graduate- 2022
“I feel much more hopeful and empowered in being able to make significant changes in the short and long term that can hopefully, ultimately give us a healthy, vibrant earth for years and years to come!"
— Megan Vinson, Resilient Neighborhoods Graduate- 2022
— Rebecca Wood, Resilient Neighborhoods Graduate- 2021
MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
>2,000 graduates from our climate action program taking over 30,000 climate and resilience actions..
>Annual reduction of more than 11 million pounds of CO2 emissions.
>Resilient Neighborhoods as a key initiative to help meet the residential climate goals outlined in Marin local government’s climate action plans.
>"CPR for the Planet" Campaign - endorsed project of MarinCAN, the County’s mobilization effort to reach CO2 neutrality by 2045.
— Robert Moorehead, Resilient Neighborhoods Graduate- 2022
“I feel much more hopeful and empowered in being able to make significant changes in the short and long term that can hopefully, ultimately give us a healthy, vibrant earth for years and years to come!"
— Megan Vinson, Resilient Neighborhoods Graduate- 2022
— Rebecca Wood, Resilient Neighborhoods Graduate- 2021
Starting over 10 years ago the TLC began organizing major events directly responsive to global, national or state climate crises and opportunities.
The events attract large numbers of people from Marin and elsewhere in the Bay Area and reinforce the extraordinary network of Marin organizations collaborating to combat climate change.
RECENT EVENTS INCLUDE:
>Save Democracy and the Planet in partnership with Green Change – practical actions to help win the midterms.
>Getting to Paris Without Stopping in Washington in 2018, featuring Christiana Figueres, architect of the United National Paris Climate Agreement.
>Election 2016 – Tipping Point for Climate with Congressman Jared Huffman and others
Events may be viewed at https://www.leadonclimate.org
Starting over 10 years ago the TLC began organizing major events directly responsive to global, national or state climate crises and opportunities.
The events attract large numbers of people from Marin and elsewhere in the Bay Area and reinforce the extraordinary network of Marin organizations collaborating to combat climate change.
RECENT EVENTS INCLUDE:
>Save Democracy and the Planet in partnership with Green Change – practical actions to help win the midterms.
>Getting to Paris Without Stopping in Washington in 2018, featuring Christiana Figueres, architect of the United National Paris Climate Agreement.
>Election 2016 – Tipping Point for Climate with Congressman Jared Huffman and others
Events may be viewed at https://www.leadonclimate.org
>490 people attended the inaugural presentation.
>Recruited over 35 businesses, cities, and other organizational partners.
>Created video footage of 10 homes with innovative and comprehensive innovations to save energy and water.
>Offers a variety of resources for home retrofits.
“I am very concerned about the urgency of putting efforts out to combat global warming. This webinar is an important piece in getting the word out in a very concrete way, with things that we can do now. Thank you so much for all the work put into making it happen!!!
>490 people attended the inaugural presentation.
>Recruited over 35 businesses, cities, and other organizational partners.
>Created video footage of 10 homes with innovative and comprehensive innovations to save energy and water.
>Offers a variety of resources for home retrofits.
“I am very concerned about the urgency of putting efforts out to combat global warming. This webinar is an important piece in getting the word out in a very concrete way, with things that we can do now. Thank you so much for all the work put into making it happen!!!
ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
>Earth 2050 a free environmental festival in Mill Valley engaged 1,200 people in fun activities, art, music, talks, with 50+ booths about climate action hosted by community partners in April 2022.
>Green Change Meetups - free Zoom meetups feature expert speakers to help Marin and Bay Area residents go green and fight climate change, by taking a wide range of climate actions in their own lives.
>GreenChange.net - Our website features original online content about climate action, such as action guides, green tips and an event calendar, promoting our partners and serving thousands of web visitors.
— Mark C., Marin County
“Passionate climate advocates who host good events and collaborate with other environmental groups to help take action on climate."
— Cathy S., Marin County
— Krystal S., Tiburon
“Love the energy, leaders, quality of resources and info, focus on collaboration."
— Rika G., Marin County
ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
>Earth 2050 a free environmental festival in Mill Valley engaged 1,200 people in fun activities, art, music, talks, with 50+ booths about climate action hosted by community partners in April 2022.
>Green Change Meetups - free Zoom meetups feature expert speakers to help Marin and Bay Area residents go green and fight climate change, by taking a wide range of climate actions in their own lives.
>GreenChange.net - Our website features original online content about climate action, such as action guides, green tips and an event calendar, promoting our partners and serving thousands of web visitors.
— Mark C., Marin County
“Passionate climate advocates who host good events and collaborate with other environmental groups to help take action on climate."
— Cathy S., Marin County
— Krystal S., Tiburon
“Love the energy, leaders, quality of resources and info, focus on collaboration."
— Rika G., Marin County
ACCOMPLISHMENTS (PARTIAL LIST):
>The Town of Corte Madera is placing 8 Painted Bins in Town Park in early 2023 with posters of local school children’s art on the bins, prompting why it is important to compost.
>Promoted the Painted Bins poster contest with a 3rd grade and 4th classes at Corte Madera’s Neil Cummins Elementary School. An independent jury selected the 16 winning posters from 63 posters about the importance of composting.
>The first Painted Bins Art Show was held at Corte Madera’s Town Center for 3 days over the 2022 Memorial Day weekend. Over 200 visitors stopped by to see the art and learn about composting.
>Painted Bins is working with six 9th grade students in the Marin School of Environmental Leadership program at Terra Linda High School.
— City of Corte Madera:
Eli Beckman
Corte Madera Council Member
“With food composting becoming adopted throughout California, the Painted Bins Program is targeting an overlooked aspect of those regulations, parks and public areas. Adding composting in parks, the potential to divert that food waste material away from the landfill will help California achieve their goals of reducing organic waste disposal by 75% by the year 2025."
— Hauler: Dave Biggio, Mill Valley Refuse Owner
“Kathy has put together a wonderful project that includes inspiring children in environmental stewardship, art and beautifying our local parks. We are happy to support this project and the collaboration between the City of Corte Madera and Mill Valley Refuse. This project also blends perfectly with Zero Waste Marin’s Zero Waste Schools Program.”
— Zero Waste Marin: Casey Poldino
Senior Planner
ACCOMPLISHMENTS (PARTIAL LIST):
>The Town of Corte Madera is placing 8 Painted Bins in Town Park in early 2023 with posters of local school children’s art on the bins, prompting why it is important to compost.
>Promoted the Painted Bins poster contest with a 3rd grade and 4th classes at Corte Madera’s Neil Cummins Elementary School. An independent jury selected the 16 winning posters from 63 posters about the importance of composting.
>The first Painted Bins Art Show was held at Corte Madera’s Town Center for 3 days over the 2022 Memorial Day weekend. Over 200 visitors stopped by to see the art and learn about composting.
>Painted Bins is working with six 9th grade students in the Marin School of Environmental Leadership program at Terra Linda High School.
— City of Corte Madera:
Eli Beckman
Corte Madera Councilmember
“With food composting becoming adopted throughout California, the Painted Bins Program is targeting an overlooked aspect of those regulations, parks and public areas. Adding composting in parks, the potential to divert that food waste material away from the landfill will help California achieve their goals of reducing organic waste disposal by 75% by the year 2025."
— Hauler:
Dave Biggio,
Mill Valley Refuse Owner
“Kathy has put together a wonderful project that includes inspiring children in environmental stewardship, art and beautifying our local parks. We are happy to support this project and the collaboration between the City of Corte Madera and Mill Valley Refuse. This project also blends perfectly with Zero Waste Marin’s Zero Waste Schools Program.”
— Zero Waste Marin:
Casey Poldino
Senior Planner
SUSTAINABLE MARIN.ORG
ADDRESS:
P.O. BOX 1822
ROSS, CA 94957
SUSTAINABLE MARIN.ORG
ADDRESS:
P.O. BOX 1822
ROSS, CA 94957