As summer brings more travel, driving, dining out, and energy use, maintaining a sustainable lifestyle can become increasingly difficult. For climate-conscious people, balancing environmental responsibility with convenience and enjoyment often means finding realistic ways to reduce harm rather than eliminating activities altogether. From choosing public transportation to vacationing closer to home, small changes can make summer more sustainable.

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.

David Solnit and Co-Chair Emily Pecore at the 2025 BAYCS Inauguration Rally David Solnit is an activist, arts organizer, and printmaker of 50+ years who resides in Berkeley but works in Richmond. Solnit has worked on several notable activism projects regarding the climate and workers rights; in 1999, he helped organize more than 10,000 people to protest the World Trade Organization, preventing what would have been the most detrimental corporate globalization in history. If successful, the WTO...