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Human Dimensions TV
In the Shadow of the Wolf
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Fairbanks Climate Action Coalition
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Hawai’i Institute for Human Rights
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Micronesia Climate Change Alliance
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Pass the Federal Green Deal Coalition of Washington
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Southwest Native Cultures
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Wilderness Workshop
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archive of cached, memory-holed, 350eugene.org letter regarding the
"new national Build Back Fossil Free campaignto push for bold science-
based climate policies & actions. "
Build Back Fossil Free
350 Eugene <info@350eugene.org>
Sun, Jan 10, 2021 at 6:00 AM
Reply-To: info@350eugene.org
To: 350eugene@gmail.com
Dear Elliot ,
With the BIPOC-led electoral victories in our pocket, this is our moment to demand the BIG
changes we need. On climate. On racism. On justice.
This remains true: to change everything, we need everyone. So, the people are rising! You
see it everywhere. (Think of Georgia!) Even under COVID-19. And nothing is going to stop
us.
We are part of the new national Build Back Fossil Free campaign to push for bold science-
based climate policies & actions. These are the three main categories of our demands:
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Protect and invest in the Black, Indigenous, Brown, and working-class communities
that have borne the brunt of fossil fuel pollution and climate disaster.
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Reject new fossil projects, eliminate giveaways to oil, gas, and coal corporations, and
end the era of fossil fuel production
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Launch a national climate mobilization to Build Back Fossil Free, delivering jobs,
justice, and opportunity for all.
There are 25 key executive actions within these categories that Biden can take to protect and
invest in communities, end the era of fossil fuel production, and #BuildBackFossilFree. Every
action should come with strong labor standards to protect workers’ rights and be developed
with meaningful consultation with Indigenous peoples, workers, frontline communities, and
other affected constituencies
https://archive.is/l5MbB#selection-283.0-333.29
#BuildBackFossilFree is calling for distributed events across the country to demonstrate
massive political support.
'''350 Eugene has been part of a local coalition of two dozen climate, social justice & faith
organizations to organize in the event of a coup. Under a national POC-led coalition called'''
The People's Inauguration, the coalition has planned and will participate in a community art
installation to mark a new era of people-powered-democracy.''' The effort is in line with the
Climate Ribbon Project from the Paris Climate Talks''' days, and is designed to allow groups to
concisely express their demands for the future we want to see, in writing, on colorful ribbons.
These will be displayed at Mims House (330 High St) in Eugeneon January 21st from noon
to 4pm.
If you want to participate and you don't have a suitable ribbon, you can pick up your ribbon,
marker and directions/suggestions at Betzi's house (under her patio carport in the back; self-
serve: there's a box there with all you need) at 1609 Charnelton Avenue starting Wednesday,
January 13th at noon. You can write your wish on the ribbon there and leave it, or take it
home to save for the time during our Meet-up on January 15th (see details below!), when
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we'll break out for a mini-art-build together. Then you can return it to Betzi's by the morning of
January 21st or directly to Mims House on January 21st from noon to 4:00 pm.
We'll be taking photos and sharing them with the #BuildBackFossilFree national team!