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Why we are 350: Scientists overwhelmingly agree that 350ppm CO2 is the upper limit to sustain life as humans have lived it. For 800,000+ years atmospheric CO2 varied between roughly 180 to 280ppm.
Mauna Loa Observatory - Follow the numbers!
- Now: Urge A.G. Josh Kaul to indict Wisconsin's False Electors!
- Friday, Oct. 27, 10am: Milwaukee Rights of Nature
- Friday, Oct. 27, Noon: Chase Bank Protest - Downtown
- Monday, Nov. 6, 7pm: Climate Safe Pensions for Wisconsin
- Tuesday, Nov. 14, 7pm: Why Nuclear Power is NOT the answer to Climate Change
350MKE People Make a Difference - We Act!
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Come honor and celebrate the painstaking work and relentless dedication of so many to make this day materialize.
Please plan on being there and SHARE this historic happening.
Milwaukee City Executive will sign historic first Rights of Nature
resolution in Wisconsin.
Ceremony for the River to follow
Supporting the "rights of nature" movement across waterways and bodies of water in Milwaukee County for protection and ensuring human activities do not interfere with nature and its ability to be healthy, robust, and resilient.
Read more and the Full Resolution here
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350MKE Fridays for Future
Fridays from 12:00 - 1:00 pm
Chase & Wells Fargo Banks
Many banks (including Chase and Wells Fargo) are lending their depositor's money to fossil fuel companies to develop new fossil fuel production.
We want more people to be aware of this and hopefully change their bank or talk to the bank management!
We get honks and thumbs up from drivers and passersby. Some people stop and have a chat about what the banks are doing, or ask, "What is fossil fuel?"
We're alternating between two Chase Bank locations.
Chase Bank Calendar
We have signs, or bring your own!
Masks and Physical Distancing as appropriate
No protest Below 25F, Above 85F, Winter Advisory, Wet snow/rain (paper signs), AQI > 80
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350 Wisconsin Meeting
Monday, November 6, 7pm
Climate Safe Pensions for Wisconsin:
Divest from Fossil Fuels!
Please join us on Monday, November 6, to learn about Climate Safe Pensions for Wisconsin. Members of this group are working to get the State of Wisconsin Investment Board (SWIB) to move the state retirement system out of financially risky and environmentally irresponsible fossil fuel investments.
Our speakers, Peter Knotek and Anne Steinberg, will share what they’ve learned while researching SWIB’s holdings, meeting with SWIB staff, talking with many other Wisconsin Retirement System members, and participating in the international pension divestment movement.
Pete Knotek joined Climate Safe Pensions for Wisconsin as a volunteer this year. He recently helped Racine Educators United take a position in favor of state pension divestment from fossil fuel corporations. He is an activist with the Racine Coalition for Peace and Justice, a group that has recently held several community events focused on environmental issues.
Anne Steinberg is a retired Wisconsin Technical College instructor who lives in Milwaukee. She helped start Climate Safe Pensions for Wisconsin when she realized her retirement savings in the Wisconsin Retirement System were invested in fossil fuel companies — including Enbridge.
Read more and register to receive a meeting link here
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350 Milwaukee Meeting
Tuesday, November 14, 7 - 8:30pm
In-person / Zoom Meeting
Why Nuclear Power is NOT the answer to Climate Change
Bill Christofferson
Rescheduled from October
Bill Christofferson is a former – he says “recovered” -- journalist and political consultant who has worked in state and local government, and a longtime peace activist.
A Marine Corps veteran of Vietnam, he is a member of Veterans For Peace and Vietnam Veterans Against the War. He was the first director of Nukewatch, the Progressive Foundation’s public education project on nuclear weapons and power, from 1980 to 1983.
Two other related projects, Stop Project ELF, led by John Stauber, and the Radioactive Waste Project, run by Cassandra Dixon, operated out of the Nukewatch office.
Max Otto Hall, Second Floor
First Unitarian Society
1342 N Astor St, Milwaukee
When attending a scheduled event,
it is appropriate to ring the bell to gain access to the church.
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