About Redwood Alliance

A Brief History

Redwood Alliance is a grassroots organization that deals mainly with energy issues. Formed in 1978 by a group of individuals concerned about our nation's growing reliance on nuclear power, our first successful fight was to force PG&E to permanently shut down the Humboldt Bay Nuclear Power Plant in Eureka, CA.

We have also won our next biggest fight, getting PG&E to remove spent fuel from the dangerous spent fuel pool, putting it in dry cask storage. Now that is complete, and PG&E will begin dismantling this ill-conceived plant.

Today, Redwood Alliance works on a range of issues, including nuclear waste, human-caused climate change (global warming), and renewable energy.

Our Mission Statement

The Redwood Alliance is a community-based social and environmental organization whose main focus is advocacy and education to promote safe and efficient energy use and development.

Redwood Alliance Needs Your Support!

Redwood Alliance is primarily funded through charitable contributions from people that appreciate what we do. If you like what you see here, and would like to see it continue please contribute by clicking the Donate button to the right.