Clean Up: A new bill introduced by the California Senate, SB 584, would mandate that California generate 100% of its electricity from renewable energy sources by 2045.

Solar Rising: “In its biggest year to date, the United States solar market nearly doubled its annual record, topping out at 14,626 megawatts of solar PV installed in 2016….” (Green Tech Media)

Water Rising: The Oroville Dam crisis shed a light on our need to prepare for climate impacts.

Climate Resolve opposes Measure S, which will be put before Los Angeles voters on the March ballot.

More photos from the California Climate Change Symposium on the symposium site.

Climate science and climate policy are leading California in the right direction.

A new PPIC poll reveals that 64% of Californians understand that we are already feeling the effects of climate change.

In the waning hours of 2016, I’m asking you to invest in 2017.

Climate Resolve started with the audacious idea that climate action begins at home.

Here’s a Storify snapshot of what we were worked on in December.

Los Angeles passed the Existing Building Energy and Water Efficiency ordinance to save energy and water and reduce greenhouse gases….

In light of Trump’s proposed appointees and the awful rhetoric, here are four things I find greatly comforting.

The City Council will be voting this week on the carefully crafted Zero Waste Plan, a landmark effort that promises to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas pollution and other environmental impacts in the region.

On this #GivingTuesday we are asking you to join us in the fight to take on the climate challenge right here in Los Angeles.

Below, a list of books that have inspired Climate Resolve staff members through the years. 

It’s a pretty easy and super-rewarding climb through the park to great views of East LA, Downtown, and Dodger Stadium.

After Election Day, California and Los Angeles leaders expressed their commitment to continue to act on climate locally.