Global Work Party

Did the Global Work Party on 10/10/10 add up to more than a drop of water in a teacup, never mind a tempest? I doubt the authoritarian capitalists of China or state security oligarchs of Russia even noticed it.

It takes about 100 years for natural processes to remove CO2 from the atmosphere -- we have to find ways to help nature along. Biochar is one of those ways.

With international negotiations at a standstill, 350.org, Greenpeace and others are using every new media tool available to share their climate message. Two days before 10/10/10, they had registered nearly 7,000 events in 188 countries.

We have to build a movement big enough to matter. We're not going to beat Exxon Mobil with money; if we beat them it will be with passion, spirit, creativity. With bodies.

On 10/10/10, people in 188 countries participated in over 7,000 events as a part of 350.org's Global Work Party to show their politicians that they ar...

By cracking down on the coal industry's devastating pollution, President Obama has an opportunity to really energize activists and community leaders across the country hungry for real climate leadership.

On October 10, 2010, 350.org is calling on YOU to join your neighbors in an effort to green your community, proving that individuals can do their part...

Here are three stories about young people with a different perspective: a teen rock band called One Eyed Rhyno; climate students from the North Cascades Institute; and a bicyclist from the Yukon province in Canada.

In this video from 350.org, actress Ellen Page speaks out about the importance of joining up on 10/10/10 for the organization's "Global Work Day" to i...

While Obama may be able to blame congressional politics for his lack of follow-through on the policy side of things, there really doesn't seem to be any clear excuse for his symbolic failure.

Last year's Global Day of Action mobilized millions of people from all over the world at 5,248 events; CNN called it "the most widespread day of action in political history." This year is looking to be even bigger.