SEIU Local 1000 Environmental Committee

SEIU Local 1000 Environmental Committee -What being relevant in 2026 looks like.
-An injury to one is an injury to all. Knowledge is power. Voting is power. Action is power. Let your voice be heard.

How and where you spend your hard-earned money is power. Unity and solidarity is power. Comisión Ambiental de la Sección 1000 del SEIU (Sindicato Internacional de Empleados de Servicios)

10/11/2026

Stay informed. Stay safe. Stay united.

Knowing the do’s and don’ts of a picket line helps us look out for one another and show up prepared. We’re more powerful when we stand together, stay aligned, and know how to protect ourselves and our fellow members. Let’s get ready to hold the line!

Download the full flyer: seiu1000.org/strike

10/11/2026

Northern California strike locations

Tentative strike locations

REDDING
Hilltop and East cypress intersection time TBA

EUREKA
location K street and highway 101 time TBA

CRESCENT CITY
Location North crest drive and hwy 101 time TBA

10/10/2026
Behold, the glorious pollinator🦇
10/10/2026

Behold, the glorious pollinator🦇

The pollen covered face of a Greater Spear-nosed Bat (Phyllostomus hastatus). At 78-120 g, this is one of the largest bats occurring on Trinidad and Tobago. As stated in the previous post, the Greater Spear-nosed Bat is omnivorous, and is known to provide pollination services for Bois Flot or Balsa, W. I. Locust, and Silk Cotton trees. (Trinibats)

10/09/2026

It’s official. For the first time in our union’s history, members are going on strike. Our Unfair Practice Strike will take place Wednesday, October 21. 🪧‼️

Strike lines are being held in Sacramento, Oakland, San Francisco, Fresno, Los Angeles, Norwalk, San Bernardino, and San Diego. 📍

Find your strike line and RSVP today: seiu1000.org/strike

10/09/2026

Life is better in a union.

10/09/2026

American chestnuts once made up a huge share of the eastern forest. Then a fungus arrived from Asia in the early 1900s and killed an estimated 3 to 4 billion of them. A tree that fed wildlife and built Appalachian homes was gone within a lifetime.

Restoring it has taken decades of patient work: finding the rare survivors, saving their seeds, and breeding trees that can fight off the blight.

Some of that work happened at the old Clements State Tree Nursery in Mason County, West Virginia. Chestnut advocates say about 200 trees there were grown from wild survivors and carry genes that restoration programs depend on.

Now they’re warning the grove could be cleared as soon as November 1 for data center construction.

10/09/2026

A major update from the Climate Prediction Center shows a "very strong" El Niño now has a 70% chance of exceeding all previous ones on record, with stats going back to 1950. Read more ⬇️

10/09/2026

We invite you to join us for the next Forest Protection Forum from 4pm to 5:15pm PDT on October 19th!

Link to sign up is in the comments!⬇️🔗

George Wuerthner will discuss, “Wildfire Myths and Policy Implications.”

George has shared this description of the session with us:
George “will provide an update on wildfires across the western United States and the country in 2026. He will also address common myths about wildfire ecology that have resulted in poor public policies and, ultimately, have failed to reduce wildfire losses and have degraded natural vegetation ecosystems. This includes a discussion of the Fix Our Forest Act, which promotes increased logging and burning on public lands, does not effectively protect communities from wildfires, and focuses on thinning and burning forests rather than hardening homes and communities.”

Bio: George is an ecologist and photographer who has visited more than 400 designated wilderness areas and more than 200 National Park System units. For a dozen years, he worked as Ecological Projects Director for Doug Tompkins’s Foundation for Deep Ecology and is Executive Director of Public Lands Media. George has published 38 books, including “Wildfire: A Century of Failed Forest Policy,” “Protecting the Wild: Parks and Wilderness Foundation for Conservation,” and “Keeping the Wild: Against the Domestication of the Earth.”

Photo sourced from: George Wuerthner

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