Our Fix Our Forests advocacy in 2025
December 5, 2025
As the Fix Our Forests Act awaits a floor vote in the Senate, let’s take a look back at our 2025 advocacy efforts to advance this bill.
Progress on the Hill
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Join CCL’s 2026 Conservative Conference & Lobby Day
March 27, 2026
It’s vital for conservatives to engage on climate and energy issues. If you’re right-of-center, we hope to see you at the conference!
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Steady progress toward big wins: Our 2025 fall lobbying and call-in campaign
November 26, 2025
CCL volunteers are holding more than 300 meetings and have placed more than 800 calls as part of our fall lobbying push for climate policy.
Grassroots climate advocates hold 300+ virtual lobby meetings with congressional offices
November 17, 2025
Starting the week of Nov. 17–21, CCL volunteers will hold 300+ virtual lobby meetings focused on advancing climate policy in Congress.
Appropriations in action: CCLers rally to defend key climate and clean energy programs
September 17, 2025
CCLers sent 12,859 emails to lawmakers encouraging them to fund key climate and clean energy programs in the appropriations process.
CCL joins broad coalition supporting bipartisan Fix Our Forests Act
September 9, 2025
Alongside 21 other organizations, CCL co-signed a letter to Senate leadership urging passage of the bipartisan Fix Our Forests Act.
Holding the line on climate: EPA
August 13, 2025
CCL submitted a formal comment to the EPA because the agency is misinterpreting the text and intent of climate laws passed by Congress.
After Lobby Day, Congress is listening
August 6, 2025
Reporting from Capitol Hill shows key members of Congress following through on part of our recent primary ask.
See our Summer Conference through social posts
July 28, 2025
More than 800 CCL volunteers just experienced the excitement and empowerment of attending CCL’s 2025 Summer Conference and Lobby Day.
After Congress cuts clean energy measures, climate advocates are undeterred in D.C.
July 16, 2025
More than 800 conference attendees from around the country will hold hundreds of meetings with lawmakers on Capitol Hill.