What We’re Working On
Plastic Turf

Synthetic turf, or “plastic grass” has gained popularity as an alternative to natural grass fields in recent years. Proponents argue for its convenience, lower maintenance costs, enhanced durability, and improved accessibility. However, it is essential to consider the broader implications of astroturf installations. SCCA and our allies around the county aim to explore the environmental, health, and community concerns associated with astroturf, advocating for a more sustainable and health-conscious approach to our recreational spaces.
News
Congress Moves to Weaken Chemical Safety Law, Putting Sonoma County’s Health at Risk
New proposals now circulating in Congress would significantly weaken the nation’s primary chemical safety law, the Toxic Substances Control Act. […]
Protecting Environmental Health Through Science and Accountability
California’s system for identifying communities that face the highest cumulative pollution burdens is at a critical turning point. The state’s […]
The EPA to ignore health effects when evaluating steps to reduce air pollution
Just this month, January 2026, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced a major change in how it evaluates air pollution […]
Events
2023 Grass Roots Gala
Join SCCA July 8th for Our 2023 Grass Roots Gala! This Year’s Gala will include Guest Speakers, Silent Auction, Awards, […]
