350 Boulder County

Please help support local climate action by making a donation to 350 Boulder County during our fundraising drive this week! Donate at the link below! Any amount is much appreciated! Thank you!
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By giving to your local team, you’re ensuring that support stays close to home, funding grassroots climate action, empowering neighbors, and strengthening the movement where we live.

We need your voice and your presence on October 5th!

Join us for a rally and press conference supporting the people of Boulder as the U.S. Supreme Court hears ExxonMobil and Suncor's bid to escape trial.

Monday, October 5 at 9 am at the Boulder County Historic Courthouse

Boulder is suing these companies to hold them accountable for concealing the dangers of their fossil fuel products and to make them pay for local climate damages, including more destructive fires, droughts, and extreme heat. The Colorado Supreme Court has already ruled that the case should move toward trial. Now Big Oil wants to stop it before we can present the evidence.

Exxon and Suncor have known the consequences of their products for more than 50 years, yet they kept promoting and selling them. Colorado communities now face billions in damages, like the $2 billion Marshall Fire, while these companies rake in record profits. Why should we shoulder the costs?

Come use your voice and send a strong message to the Supreme Court from Pearl Street: the people of Boulder deserve our day in court! 🔥

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When state politics get in the way of action, our local communities must step up to lead the way in rapidly reducing emissions. Thanks to your support, Boulder County has become a national example and testing ground for municipal climate policy, with our successes used as models for other towns and cities across Colorado. We need your donation to continue doing this important work.

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Make your voice heard and give public comment on September 22nd from 4-6pm!
Click the link below to register: https://us06web.zoom.us/.../register/2WFSWScLTCWw93IJYy6gyA
We also have a toolkit to help you prepare: https://docs.google.com/.../1iiubNapz.../edit... See less

Join us at the Boulder County Historic Courthouse on October 5th for a press conference and rally in support of the people of Boulder. Want to get more involved?
Join us on September 23rd for a webinar all about the significance of this moment and how you can help.
RSVP for the Press Conference and Rally: https://actionnetwork.org/events/boulder-vs-big-oil-2...&
Register for the Webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/.../register/gyZO3o5NSpW_tX09ZZVA_w

Boulder v. Big Oil Press Conference and Rally

Join us at the Boulder County Historic Courthouse on October 5 for a rally and press conference in support of the people of Boulder.

The City and County of Boulder, Colorado, are suing ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy to hold them accountable for concealing the dangers of their fossil fuel products and to make them pay for the resulting local climate damages, including more destructive fires, droughts, and extreme heat. Last year, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that Boulder’s case should proceed toward trial.

Start: Monday, October 05, 2026 at 09:00 AM
Location: Boulder County Courthouse at 1325 Pearl St, Boulder
Sponsored by: CO Make Polluters Pay Coalition

To RSVP: https://actionnetwork.org/events/boulder-vs-big-oil-2?source=direct_link&

Help us garner support and resources for our environment. Answer a simple questionnaire on how climate change has impacted you and what your future needs to help with climate adaptations.

We want to hear your opinion on climate impacts! Visit the link below to make your voice heard: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf7tf0FYLdy29ugeut6AVfrGbOnYNeXSFPXme6A0AFFSv8KVw/viewform

A flash flood caused by glacial collapse: as the Himalayas warm and glaciers destabilize, climate disasters like this are becoming more frequent and more deadly.

Falling glacier chunks are caused by natural tectonic movement. In this case, a massive piece broke off that the river it landed in couldn’t flush it out quickly.

But as Mike Searle of Oxford University points out: rising temperatures, as a result of climate change, speed up glacial melting and collapse.

This tragedy points toward the failure of big polluters.

Countries which contribute the most to climate change must provide much needed finance to more vulnerable nations, like Nepal.

350.org extends sympathies to those affected, and joins others in calling for immediate international support for people and communities in the region.