Circular Economy 101: Closing the Life Cycle Loop – Webinar Transcript
Below is the full transcript from the Circular Economy 101: Closing the Life Cycle Loop webinar. It is sectioned by…
CEC Honored as a 2020 California Nonprofit of the Year
November 19, 2020 SANTA BARBARA, CA – The Community Environmental Council (CEC) is proud to announce it has been selected…
EV 101 – Webinar Q&A
These questions and answers were answered live or developed after CEC’s June 2020 EV 101 webinar. Some of the answers…
League of Women Voters Community Forum
Our Climate Emergency During the Pandemic: A Virtual Community Forum June 10, 2020 Thank you to everyone who attended –…
Green Gala 2020
Thank you for your interest in CEC’s Green Gala. In light of the COVID-19 crisis, the Green Gala has been…
Here’s what a coronavirus-like response to the climate crisis would look like
LA Times
Both the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change are global crises with the power to derail economies and kill millions of people.
Society has moved far more aggressively to address the coronavirus than it has the climate crisis. But some experts wonder if the unprecedented global mobilization to slow the pandemic might help pave the way for more dramatic climate action.
Coronavirus Shows Us Rapid Global Response To Climate Change Is Possible
Teen Vogue The way the world has been able to mobilize itself and shut down in the blink of an eye to properly respond to the coronavirus is proof that political leaders actually do have the ability to make rapid change happen if they want. So where is that rapid response for the climate crisis?
Climate Change Has Lessons for Fighting the Coronavirus
New York Times
Global efforts to slow down warming offer a cautionary tale for the effort to slow down the pandemic.
Our Biggest Challenge: An Interview with CEC Board President John Steed #actonclimate
Our Biggest Challenge, by Dr. Peter Brill This post originally appeared in Discovering What Matters, on November 5, 2019 QUESTION:…
How You Can Take Action Toward Climate Resilience
Climate resilience is community resilience – a whole community approach that ensures everyone’s wellbeing is considered. It requires deep thinking, surfacing of issues such as inequity and inclusion, and long-term planning so we don’t continue to operate the same old ways in a world that has changed.
Update: 2019 Community Choice Success #sbcenergychoice
Updated Alert: On July 16, 2019, the County of Santa Barbara voted 4-1 to move forward with joining Monterey Bay Community Power, and the City of Goleta directed staff to move forward in August. CEC's advocacy continues with an upcoming CCE vote in August at the City of Carpinteria, and with efforts in Santa Barbara City to develop a city-only Community Choice Energy program.
Edison to Shut Down Power During Extreme Fire Weather
Reprinted from the Santa Barbara Independent Edison to Shut Down Power During Extreme Fire Weather Drastic Measure Deemed ‘Lesser of…
CEC 1 of 3 in SB County to Earn Highest Marks from Two Independent Charity Raters
The Community Environmental Council (CEC) has achieved the Platinum GuideStar Nonprofit Profile level, and a 4-star Rating from Charity Navigator. CEC…
