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In 2015, Climate Action Campaign was founded to push the City of San Diego’s landmark Climate Action Plan (CAP) across the finish line...

We were excited to share our 5th Edition Climate Action Plan Report Card last month and we hope that everyone has enjoyed reading it thus...

Across the United States, cities, towns, and rural communities are increasingly realizing that achieving their economic, social, and...

Our 5th Edition Climate Action Plan Report Card is almost here! While we work behind the scenes to wrap it up, we want to share answers...

Last year, the City of San Diego released a draft Climate Action Plan (CAP) Update, committing the city to reach zero carbon by 2035. CAC...

Last week, we released our newest report, “Missing the Mark: City of San Diego Must Double Down on Bike/Walk/Transit Targets in Climate...

Simply put, there is no way to solve the climate crisis without solving the housing crisis. Environmentalists cannot support anti-sprawl...

Tomorrow, our regional transportation planning agency—SANDAG—will present their draft Regional Transportation Plan for the first time....

In the next two years, there will be 3 once-in-a-generation opportunities to secure an equitable, climate-safe transportation future in...

On May 13, we’re releasing our newest white paper, “The Dream Is Possible: World-Class Transit In San Diego”. In our most recent blog...

Everything we do at Climate Action Campaign is in service of our mission to stop the climate crisis. That’s why, on May 13, we’re...

If there is one thing we know about the climate emergency, it’s that we are not taking action at the pace and scale necessary to prevent...

The City of San Diego just released an audit of its performance on implementing its Climate Action Plan (CAP). We read through all 60+...

Reaching zero carbon will require transformational change and unlearning, learning, and adapting to new ways of living.

Earlier last month, our regional planning agency–SANDAG–unveiled their vision for San Diego’s transportation future. We’re thrilled to...

We’ve got some bad news: San Diegans are still racking up tons of miles in their cars, even with California’s stay home order. Our region...

I had no idea I would be advocating for a more sustainable, safe, connected, and equitable transit system from my couch.