350 Santa Fe
The mission of 350 Santa Fe is to promote rapid and just reductions in greenhouse gas emissions through education and advocacy in Santa Fe and throughout New Mexico as we work to secure a healthy planet
Learn why Global Warming is a problem from these short video presentations:
Who we are and what we do
We are very concerned citizens from in and around Santa Fe who are worried about the long term impacts of the higher temperatures on our planet and on New Mexico in particular.
There are many solutions that could be pursued but they’re not happening fast enough. Our politicians, agency personnel, business leaders and the public in general could do a lot more.
To build political will for a just transition to renewable energy, we believe it’s important to educate ourselves as well as members of the public, legislators and public employees. We strive to be a source of science-based information free from conspiracy theories.
Recent changes at the federal level show that not only is there diminishing support for climate action there is active opposition for the steps needed. Local and State action is therefore now more important than before.
As a volunteer only organization, we also work with our friends and allies to advocate in the legislature for action that promotes:
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a rapid transition to renewable energy,
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major greenhouse gas reductions,
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and adoption of just policies.
Some examples of our work
An entry in Our Weekly News Digest
Each WND team member monitors their assigned publications to include synopsis of important stories.
An extract from our Global Warming Wiki
Wiki editors add important facts and figures on the problems of the climate crisis and the many solutions in development or being pursued.
Our most recent climate movie screening
The White House Effect tells the epic, urgent story of how we reached this moment in history. Spanning from the Industrial Revolution to the present, the film centers on three pivotal decades — the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s — and the key characters who changed the world through scientific discovery, political intrigue, fossil fuel power, evolving media coverage, and emerging activism.
Team members work to identify important climate crisis movies like these to bring to Santa Fe along with the film’s experts.