350.org

International environmental NGO

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January 31 2024 350.org and GreenFaith organized a gathering in Charlotte, North Carolina to protest against the Mountain Valley Pipeline, opposing its planned route from West Virginia to Southern Virginia and its Southgate Extension.
October 2021 By October, over 1,500 institutions with more than US$40.43 trillion in assets have committed to divest from fossil fuels through the 350.org campaign.
June 9 2021 TC Energy abandoned the Keystone XL pipeline project, with The Wall Street Journal highlighting 350.org's significant role in the project's failure.
January 20 2021 President Joe Biden revoked the permit for the Keystone XL pipeline on his first day in office.
2020 Conclusion of 350.org's extensive Australian divestment campaign network development.
September 20 2019 350.org led the Global Climate Strike, a massive international environmental mobilization spanning 185 countries with over 7.6 million participants, focusing on drawing attention to the climate crisis and pressuring political, media, and fossil fuel industries.
May 2019 Atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration crossed 415 ppm, continuing its upward trend.
2018 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report urgently called for action to limit global warming to 1.5°C.
2018 350.org creates the 'Rise: From One Island to Another' poem and video project, showcasing the impacts of sea level rise by featuring poets Kathy Jetn̄il-Kijiner from the Marshall Islands and Aka Niviâna from Greenland. The project highlights climate change effects across national borders, with a team including photographer Dan Lin, filmmaker Nick Stone, visual storyteller Rob Lau, and filmmaker Oz Go.
January 18 2018 TransCanada Pipelines (now TC PipeLines) secured shipping commitments from oil companies, reaching the economic viability threshold for the Keystone XL pipeline project.
January 24 2017 President Donald Trump took executive action to permit the Keystone XL pipeline's completion, leading TC Energy to suspend their previous NAFTA Chapter 11 lawsuit.
2015 Paris Agreement introduced 1.5°C global warming limit, reflecting significant differences in climate impacts between 1.5°C and 2°C warming.
November 6 2015 President Obama officially rejected the Keystone XL pipeline after a seven-year review, marking a significant victory for 350.org and other environmental organizations. Bill McKibben noted this as the first time a world leader rejected a project specifically due to climate concerns.
2013 Australian members begin building a nationwide network of local groups advocating for institutional divestment from fossil fuels.
May 2013 Two independent scientific teams measuring CO2 at Mauna Loa, Hawaii, recorded atmospheric carbon dioxide exceeding 400 ppm, likely for the first time in over 3 million years.
2012 350.org launches the fossil fuel divestment campaign, known as 'Fossil Free', drawing inspiration from the successful anti-apartheid divestment movement.

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