Hey folks,
We wanted to make sure you saw Bill's email yesterday.
The truth is that we're not quite where we hoped to be at this point ahead
of our End of Year fundraising deadline.
Your next contribution today would go a very long way in helping us reach
our goal of $285,000 before the end of the year:
[ [link removed] ]Can you please make a
$3.50
contribution before our deadline to help launch the 350 Solidarity Fund
and build a global movement to match the scale of the climate crisis?
Your support means we can spend less time asking for money and more time
running game-changing campaigns. [ [link removed] ]Can you rush a donation today?
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$3.50
With thanks,
Team 350
John -
Though I spend most of my time these days hanging out with other oldsters
at Third Act, 350 is always close to my heart — I remember its thrilling
early days as we tried to build out the first global grassroots climate
campaign, and I've watched with great pride as it continues to do crucial
work.
In fact — and [ [link removed] ]this is why I'm hoping you'll be supporting it
financially — the work 350 has been doing around the world this past year
is the perfect setup for what we must be doing in this country in the
tough Trump years ahead.
That's because — in Africa, in the Amazon, in Canada and elsewhere — 350
has been pushing hard for development and expansion of renewable power. At
just the right moment. It's true that Big Oil has the presidency of its
dreams — but it's also true that right now, around the world, we're
installing a gigawatt of solar power (a nuclear power plant's worth) every
18 hours. And it's making a huge difference: California has so many solar
panels and batteries that it will use a quarter less natural gas to make
electricity this year than last; Pakistani farmers have put up so many
solar panels on their irrigation pumps this year that diesel sales have
dropped thirty percent. And 350 is just getting started.
[ [link removed] ]Can you chip in
$3.50
to support 350 and our climate movement in 2025?
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$3.50
If we can build widespread support for renewable energy in the U.S. over
the next year — if we can really convince people that the time for sun and
wind is right now, that it's the cheapest alternative, and that it's only
the manipulation of the fossil fuel industry that's keeping it from
exploding even more — then we have a fighting chance in the years ahead.
I'm committed to working with colleagues across the movement to make that
happen.
But 350 has a distinctive role to play here, as the only real place where
the whole world collaborates on this issue. Hence it can bring the lessons
learned abroad home to us. We picked the name 350 in part because we
wanted to work around the world, and because we figured Arabic numerals
would translate better than English phrases. And from the start — from our
first day of action in 2009 with 5,200 demonstrations in 181 countries —
that international nature has been 350's strength. We're standing in
solidarity with others — and crucially they're standing in solidarity with
Americans, ready to provide much of what we need to get the job done.
[ [link removed] ]So support this work if you can with a
$3.50
donation today.
2024, the scientists told us a few weeks ago, will definitely be the
hottest year in human history, breaking the record set a year ago.^1
Climate change is the biggest thing we've ever done — the only thing that
needs to be bigger is our movement to fight it!
In solidarity,
Bill McKibben
Co-founder of 350.org
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1 - [ [link removed] ]The Guardian
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