Our weekly planning meetings are jam-packed with ideas and energy. Newcomers are welcome; come one-half hour early and we’ll be happy to give you a brief personal orientation on No Coal in Oakland and our various activities.
The City Council is holding a hearing regarding banning additional fossil fuels at OBOT, the marine terminal that is the focus of the campaign to keep coal out of Oakland. This hearing will consider crude oil, fuel oils and gasoline. Come to show community support for the banning of all of these fossil fuels. To read […]
Our weekly planning meetings are jam-packed with ideas and energy. Newcomers are welcome; come one-half hour early and we’ll be happy to give you a brief personal orientation on No Coal in Oakland and our various activities.
Please come out for a half hour on Tuesday May 17, 2016 to remind the City Council that we want a ban on coal. New faces and new voices at this week's Open Forum will go a long way to helping the council understand how broadly Oakland wants a ban on coal. You only have […]
No Coal in Oakland will not meet on 19 May. Please join us next Thursday!
NO COAL | NO EVICTIONS We have the right to clean air. We have the right to safe neighborhoods. We have the right to stay in our homes. Join No Coal in Oakland, SEIU Local 1021, and the Bay Area Chapter of Sierra Club for: a community picnic dedicated to our struggle for a safe, […]
This week's meeting will focus on planning for a large rally on Saturday, June 25, two days before the City Council will be voting on whether to ban coal. We encourage allies to join us in this effort to demonstrate strong community support for a complete ban on coal. Our weekly planning meetings are jam-packed […]
Governor Jerry Brown is speaking at the "Clean Energy Ministerial", a "public-private action summit" of energy ministers and business executives from major energy-consuming countries. Brown presents himself as a climate leader, but in addition to allowing fracking in California, he has not spoken up to oppose Phil Tagami's proposed coal export terminal in Oakland. Join […]
Our weekly planning meetings are jam-packed with ideas and energy. Newcomers are welcome; come one-half hour early and we’ll be happy to give you a brief personal orientation on No Coal in Oakland and our various activities.
Please come out for a half hour on Tuesday June 7, 2016 to remind the City Council that we want a ban on coal. New faces and new voices at this week's Open Forum will go a long way to helping the council understand how broadly Oakland wants a ban on coal. You only have to […]
