Wed. Aug. 21 – 350SB General Members Meeting
Join us on Wed. 8/21 at 7 pm at the Chumash Library of Casa De La Raza!
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Sun. 8/11 Canvassing Opportunity
Help spread the word about the Cat Canyon proposals by canvassing. RSVP IS NEEDED.
Sat. 8/10 Canvassing Opportunities
Help spread the word about the Cat Canyon proposals by canvassing. RSVP IS NEEDED.
Sun. 8/4 Canvassing Opportunities
Help spread the word about the Cat Canyon proposals by canvassing. RSVP IS NEEDED.
Sat. 8/3 Canvassing Opportunities
Help spread the word about the Cat Canyon proposals by canvassing. RSVP IS NEEDED.
Tue. 7/30 – Climate Strike Event Planning Meeting
For individuals interested in going into the weeds of organizing the Strike for Climate event in Santa Barbara, join this planning meeting.
Thu. July 25 – 350SB General Meeting
Join us for our summer meeting on 7/25 at 7 pm at the new Food & Water Watch office at Casa De La Raza office!
Fri. June 7 – Community Engaged Scholarship for Energy Justice: From Theory to Practice on the Central Coast
The UCSB Mellon Sawyer Seminar on Energy Justice in Global Perspective will be hosting its final event of the 2018-19 year on June 7, 9 am – 11:50am in Bren Hall, Room 1424 at UCSB.
Wed. June 5 – Cat Canyon Aquifer Exemption Proposal
The CA Dept. of Conservation is assessing a proposal to expand the aquifer exemption associated with Cat Canyon oil field, which would ensure that continued oil production protects groundwater that may be suitable for drinking/agricultural use.
Tue. June 4 – Extend the Moratorium, Ventura County Supervisors!
6/4/2019, 3pm, 800 South Victoria Avenue, Ventura 93009 – Push the Ventura County Supervisors to extend the moratorium on expansions of current or new steam injection wells as the US Geological Survey (USGS) studies its impacts on local groundwater sources!