The year 2019 has been one of remarkable progress for climate advocacy. Climate emergency declarations, dramatic forward revisions of carbon neutrality goals, divestment from fossil fuel assets, and youth demonstrations and activism blossomed on a sweeping scale!

Cool Davis has been growing and learning throughout 2019. We now have four staff members and an ever increasing cadre of volunteers, advisors, and experts to help us along our way. Cool Davis would not “be” without volunteer support.

Denae Wagner: There's something about purchasing an electric vehicle that feels very different.

Dave DeYoung: When I bought the Clarity, it had the best combination of electric range, gasoline assist for longer trips, and size.

Many of us have heard about the practice of yoga and probably think of it as a form of stretching or exercise. But in addition to movement, breath work, and mindfulness, a yogic view or lifestyle also offers us a way to return to a more sustainable wholeness.

Give to Cool Davis and our non-profit Coalition partners before the year is out. For a full list of non-profits in Davis, check out CivEnergy’s new local organizations directory.

CalSTRS is the $241 billion retirement fund for public school teachers in our state, the largest in the country. CalSTRS holds over $6 billion in fossil fuel assets. Fossil Free California and local youth groups are speaking out for divestment at public meetings.