UUJMCA has deep roots in California’s environmental justice movements. With a history of partnerships that have kept us engaged in the movement for water justice and the human right to water, we are eager to continue our efforts to promote just environmental policy and practices that care for all Californians and our world.
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Register for the “What’s Next After the Climate Strike” Webinar on October 16 Here!
Thousands of Unitarian Universalists participated in last month’s Global Climate Strike actions from September 20-27, 2019. So what comes next? Join the organizers of the Create Climate Justice, UU youth organizers, and members of the UUA’s Organizing & Strategy Team for a webinar on Wednesday, October 16, 2019 at 4:00pm Pacific.
This online community provides support to Unitarian Universalists in their spiritual grounding, movement building, and solidarity in climate justice.
Create Climate Justice is a partnership of the UU Ministry for the Earth, the UUA, and the UU Green Sanctuary Program.
Our new Climate Justice Action Team is looking to grow! Interested in joining us? Want to know more about the team’s work? Email climatejustice@chairs.uujmca.org or fill out the form below!
News: San Diego's climate change plan gets final OK
San Diego's climate change plan gets final OK
City Council approves blueprint for significantly reducing greenhouse-gas emissions by 2035
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California Misses the Mark on Water Restrictions
We can all do more: we can conserve grey water for other uses, we can shorten our showers, we can install water saving nozzles and high-efficiency appliances. We need to do as much as we can as individuals, congregations and communities to reduce our unnecessary use of water.
And industry can do more, too. The mandatory restrictions imposed are only on residential consumers -- they exempt big ag, the fracking industry and water bottling companies. These policies put profits over people and go against our UU values. Stay tuned for next steps...
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Bay Delta Conservation Plan
There has been an on-going controversy surrounding the Bay Delta Conservation Plan (BDCP). Since December 13, 2013, this plan has been under-going public scrutiny; alongside Governor Jerry Brown, who endorses it. The plan claims that the “BDCP would secure California’s water supply by building new water delivery infrastructure and operating the system to improve the ecological health of the Delta”, so as to transport water across the state.
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Farmworker Reality Tours
Human Agenda is a non-profit organization that reaches out to the Central California community, in an attempt to enlighten people about the injustices that migrant workers face on a daily basis. This organization is lead by Executive Director, Richard Hobbs; who is well known for his activism work, as well as his career as an immigration attorney; and Ann Lopez, the Director of the Center for Farmworker Families. On July 27th, The UUJMCA interns had the opportunity to attend one of the Human Agenda “Farmworker Reality Tours”. Here we met with migrant workers, and listened to their stories.
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Thirsty for Justice - Human Right to Water Film Released!
As many as 2 million Californians face significant challenges with water and sanitation. Water that is contaminated with nitrates, arsenic, lead, pesticides, and industrial chemicals.
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