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On Saturday, November 15th, BAYCS and the SF Environment Department hosted their first Green Careers Fair. ~150 people attended, exploring not only their future job options but also what it truly means for a job to be a green career.

What exactly does it take for a climate-related policy to reach the mayor’s office? To find its way into our laws and legislature? To become a part of our spending habits, housing search or daily commute? For many of the proposed policies currently circulating among the ranks of government in California and the Bay Area, you can ask an employee of SPUR. The San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association (aka SPUR) is a nonprofit public policy organization that

Clementina Martinez-Masarweh is a first generation Mexican-American climate activist and artist focused on bringing awareness and change in the areas of textile waste, microplastics, and pollution to the fashion world. Having started her career in the fast-fashion industry, she has seen first-hand the harmful effects waste has on the environment and communities. Now, Clementina uses fashion as a catalyst for change, inspiring others to participate in slow fashion and protesti

How many times have you walked into your local grocery store and felt overwhelmed by the sheer number of food options there are? There...

At Carlmont High School (CHS) in Belmont, a bright garden sits beside green metal benches and a shaded staircase. At lunch, students...

Fossil Free California marches in favor of divesting CalPERS, California's pension fund. Imagine if every dollar in your college fund, a...