With the frequency and duration of climate change-driven heat rising, protecting these workers who are instrumental to our economy is essential. Send a message to the Cal/OSHA Standards Board to adopt the revised indoor worker heat standard, immediately start the rule-making process for the Department of Corrections' indoor heat standard, and hire more enforcement officers. -> Take Action Today bit.ly/4cpBZLq <- Until the board adopts the standards, Cal/OSHA inspectors cannot effectively protect indoor workers from heat. Without clear rules stating the temperature at which heat is hazardous, businesses face no threat of enforcement action. Please consider supporting Climate Resolve with a donation today. Your generous contribution will directly impact the lives of workers, ensuring their protection from extreme heat. No matter the amount, your donation will be vital in our ongoing battle against heat-related injuries in workplaces and communities. Your support will make a meaningful difference in protecting California's indoor workers' lives and livelihoods.
Climate Resolve
Civic and Social Organizations
Los Angeles, CA 3,745 followers
Innovate. Advocate. Achieve. Resolve.
About us
Climate Resolve builds collaborations to champion equitable climate solutions. We connect communities, organizations and policymakers to address a global problem with local action. We inclusively develop practical initiatives that reduce climate pollution and prepare for climate impacts. Using our collective power to tackle climate change, we are creating a thriving California and inspiring others to act. Our purpose is a just and resilient future.
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https://bit.ly/m/climateresolve
External link for Climate Resolve
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- Civic and Social Organizations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Los Angeles, CA
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2010
- Specialties
- Extreme Heat, Climate Change, and Grant Writing
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525 S. Hewitt St.
Los Angeles, CA 90013, US
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Jonathan Parfrey, the Executive Director of Climate Resolve, was quoted in the LA Times discussing the importance of cooling centers during heat waves. He emphasized that during these periods, people often stayed at home instead of traveling, making it essential for neighbors to watch out for each other. Additionally, city services should provide community-oriented resilience centers that offer more than just air conditioning and water. https://lnkd.in/gndyNJtY
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Only one month until Climate Resolve presents "Enlisting Sunlight in the Fight Against Climate Change," a special Climate Week NYC event. We are honored to present the "Case Study: Building a Cool Surface Community Project in Los Angeles" moderator and panelists. When: Monday, September 23, 4 to 6 p.m., followed by a networking reception with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres Where: Headquarters of Latham & Watkins, 1271 Avenue of the Americas, 34th Floor, New York City Program: * First Panel, "Cool Surfaces: Global Cooling Co-Benefits" * Second Panel, "Case Study: Building a Cool Surface Community Project in Los Angeles" * Networking Reception We look forward to your attendance at the "Enlisting Sunlight in the Fight Against Climate Change" event in one month! Register today: bit.ly/climateweeknyc2024
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Climate Resolve partner The Warehouse Worker Resource Center will host a virtual Indoor Heat protection training at 5 p.m. on August 27, 2024. Hear from organizers and health experts about the new California heat protections and how collective power can create change to keep workers safe. The training will be in Spanish with English translation. In the past decade, we have experienced the hottest years on record, leading to life-threatening conditions for workers. This training will shed light on new landmark legislation aimed at protecting workers. To register for the training, please visit https://lnkd.in/gkv93KcX #extremeheat #workerprotections
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Thank you, EcoMotion, for inviting Climate Resolve staff to be guests on your podcast. In part one of a series, Ted Flanigan interviewed Catherine Baltazar, Policy Analyst and Organizer, and Lia Cohen, Coordinator for Climate Planning and Resilience. Listen to Ted, Catherine, and Lia discuss the current Climate Resolve projects they are working on. Catherine starts with the Boyle Heights Community Plan Update, a plan that supports #environmentalquality, #economicvitality, and #urbandesign that promotes safe and #walkableneighborhoods. The draft plan includes many policies that address #climatechange and build #resilience, such as #treeplanting, #coolroof replacement, #solarpanelinstallation, #sidewalkimprovements, #resiliencehubs, and #communityengagement. Lia also discusses coordinating the Sustainable Transportation Equity Project (STEP) #grantimplementation in the City of Commerce and helping lead project implementation efforts for the Baldwin Hills Community Resilience and Access Plan and the South LA Eco-Lab Transformative Climate Communities grant. They also discuss tools for #displacementavoidance, #grassroots #environmentaljustice efforts, and creating #vibrantcommunities with access. Listen to the full interview here: bit.ly/471xDc0
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Extreme heat is impacting our state in countless ways. Join us for tomorrow's Secretary Speaker Series at 12 p.m. to hear directly from our expert panelists on how California is investing in key strategies to protect our communities. Register now: https://lnkd.in/eUgp-GPN #CAWx #ExtremeHeat Climate Resolve California Governor's Office of Emergency Services FEMA City of Los Angeles
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Check out Part 1 of #flanigansecologic Climate Resolve Series, featuring Catherine Baltazar, a Policy Analyst and Organizer, and Lia Cohen, a Coordinator for Climate Planning and Resilience at Climate Resolve, a nonprofit organization based in Los Angeles, building collaborations to champion #equitableclimatesolutions. Ted, Catherine, and Lia discuss current projects that they are working on at Climate Resolve, both background and front-facing #communitywork. Catherine starts with the Boyle Heights Community Plan Update, a plan that is supportive of #environmentalquality, #economicvitality, and #urbandesign that promotes safe and #walkableneighborhoods. The draft plan includes many policies that address #climatechange and build #resilience such as #treeplanting, #coolroof replacement, #solarpanelinstallation, #sidewalkimprovements, #resiliencehubs, and #communityengagement. Lia also discusses coordinating the Sustainable Transportation Equity Project (STEP) #grantimplementation in the City of Commerce, and helping lead project implementation efforts for the Baldwin Hills Community Resilience and Access Plan, as well as the South LA Eco-Lab Transformative Climate Communities grant. They also discuss tools for #displacementavoidance, #grassroots #environmentaljustice efforts, and creating #vibrantcommunities with access. https://lnkd.in/gfyRcEQk
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Happening THIS Wednesday! 🪴You’re invited to celebrate the grand opening of the newest community garden in #BoyleHeights with Campos de Cultivo, @elacc, @cityplantsla and Climate Resolve! Enjoy seed planting, pottery painting, a photo booth, and chances to win free trees and other fabulous raffle prizes. Free food and music await you on Wednesday, August 21 from 5-7 p.m. at the Lorena Terrace Apartments (611 S Lorena Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90023). Register for this FREE event: bit.ly/jardinregistro * * ¡ESTE miércoles no te lo pierdas! 🪴 ¡Estás invitado a celebrar la gran inauguración del nuevo jardín comunitario en #BoyleHeights con Campos de Cultivo, @elacc, @cityplantsla y Climate Resolve! Disfrutarás sembrar semillas, pintar cerámica, un photobooth y oportunidades de ganar árboles gratis y otros fabulosos premios de rifa. Comida y música gratis te esperan el miércoles 21 de agosto de 5 a 7 p.m. en los Apartamentos Lorena Terrace (611 S Lorena Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90023). Inscríbete ahora para este evento GRATUITO: bit.ly/jardinregistro
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🌞 We are honored to introduce the “Global Cooling Co-Benefits” panelists for "Enlisting Sunlight in the Fight Against Climate Change," a Climate Resolve special Climate Week NYC event. 🌇 🌞 Join our experts on this game-changing solution and learn how 🆒 surfaces help us mitigate and adapt to climate change. Event Details: 📅 When: Monday, September 23, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. 📍 Where: Latham & Watkins, 1271 Avenue of the Americas, 34th Floor, NYC Event Highlights: 🔹 Panel: "Cool Surfaces: Global Cooling Co-benefits" 🔹 Panel: "Case Study: Building a Cool Surface Community Project in Los Angeles" 🔹 Networking reception with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres Register now to gain insights on the Earth’s energy budget, benefits of cool surfaces, and practical steps to develop cool surface projects in your community. 🌍 🔗 Register here: bit.ly/climateweeknyc2024 #ClimateWeekNYC #ClimateAction #CoolSurfaces #Sustainability #ClimateResolve #UrbanCooling #EcoFriendly GAF Clean Cooling Collaborative Latham & Watkins
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Cool surfaces are a "climate resilience game changer" according to the White House (https://lnkd.in/eA679FA2). Join us at #ClimateWeekNYC to learn more about them at Climate Resolve's panel, “Enlisting Sunlight in the Fight Against Climate Change!” 🌍 The event will dive into the benefits of cool surfaces for public health and climate change mitigation. You’ll hear from experts including scientists, policymakers, and community organizers, and can enjoy a networking reception following the panel. 🗓️ Date: Monday, September 23, 2024 🕓 Time: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM EDT 🔗 Register: https://lnkd.in/em3VNBSd
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