Join in the fun with displays, games, experts, and sharing focusing on the year of climate action. Test your speed with the Hang Dry Challenge or the Windshield Shade Twist. We will honor Yolo Earth Day pledgers, volunteers, and experts! Chat with Yolo County Chief of Emergency Servces Kristin Weivoda.

Yolo County Climate Action Commissioners NJ Mvondo and Robin Datel urge you to respond to the upcoming CAAP draft and to unite, educate, and take action against climate change, promote resilience on all levels, individually and collectively, so we can achieve our ambitious carbon negative by 2030 goal.

The Big Day of Giving is a time to celebrate our partnerships and collaborations. We hope you'll stand together with us to support our programs, Coalition activities, working groups, and key partners. Early Giving Starts April 18! 

Meet Mark from Woodland, and Jessie and Carol from Davis. Most made good progress on their pledges over the past year -- plus many more actions they didn't pledge -- but some pledge actions are still a work in progress. Read about how they did and plans for the future.

Sacramento Valley College Corp Fellow Cameron Kiongo, fourth-year undergraduate student majoring in Biochecmistry and Molecular Biology, interviewed Dr. Sisson, Yolo County Public Health Officer, on the prevalence and climate change impacts on Valley Fever, a fungal infection primarily experienced by farm workers in California.

Sacramento Valley College Corp Fellow Wendy Zhong, third-year undergraduate student majoring in Food Science, explores climate change impacts on our food and water resources and the resulting widespread yield and income reductions across Yolo County, with the help of Yolo County Farm Bureau Executive Director, Denise Sagara.

Patricia M. Moore, content and communication strategist with a passion for sustainability and social justice with Sac350, examines coping mechanisms around climate anxiety, a phenomenon that disproportionately affects young people, people of color, and other historically marginalized communities.

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NEW AND SPECIAL VIDEOS

• Make a Plan: Zinscos Must Go
• Focus on Investing Strategies
• DEVA Dec 2023 video * Feb 2024 video
• Partner Meeting: Energy & Transit
• I-80 Teach-In
• Green Finances: Banking, Credit Cards
• Residential greywater presentation 
• Urban Forestry in Your Neighborhood
• Clean Energy Home Workshop 2021
• Changing Your Filter Heating and Cooling

ACT NOW! Incentives for home energy upgrades and renewable energy systems up to 30 percent. Utility bill assistance and income-eligible no-cost solar! New incentive for used EVs!

Cool Davis Partners are committed to building a resilient community while continuing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Businesses, non-profits, faith groups, community associations, individual citizens, and other strategic partners foster collaborative efforts toward our shared goals.

Interested in partnership? Request an application

The Davis Electric Vehicle Association (DEVA) Meets on second Wednesdays every other month Feb, April, June, Aug, Oct, and Dec 6pm to 7:30pm. Owners and EV curious folks are all welcome! Send an email to be added to the list deva@cooldavis.org

• This time last year: 421ppm
• Pre-industrial level: 280ppm
• Highest safe level: 350ppm
• Last time higher than 300ppm: more than 800,000 years ago!
• For daily updates, visit keelingcurve.ucsd.edu

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Visit Valley Clean Energy to Opt Up and get 100% renewable energy, whether you have rooftop solar or not. All Valley Clean Energy customers are eligible to participate.

AquaHawk is a City of Davis customer water use portal included with your water service. You can use AquaHawk to monitor your hourly water usage and set and receive usage alerts.

Cool Davis gladly accept donations of used cars! What a great way to dump your dirty internal combustion engine vehicle (ICE) and get yourself into a clean electric vehicle. Cool Davis uses the proceeds to support our electric vehicle education and active transportation programs.