Climate Caucus sends letter to leadership urging cooperation on permitting reform
November 16, 2023
This letter from 13 Republicans and 13 Democrats delivers an important message and will advance the conversation on permitting reform.
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CCLers highlight climate at town halls
September 6, 2023
During the August congressional recess, CCL volunteers attended at least 53 town halls, asking thoughtful questions about climate action.
CCL statement on House Climate Solutions Caucus relaunch
July 21, 2023
CCL appreciates the caucus co-chairs for their leadership, and we plan to push the group for more ambition and action than ever.
Sen. Tina Smith & Rep. Paul Tonko address CCL’s December conference
January 16, 2023
In this closing keynote, Representative Paul Tonko (D-NY-20) and Senator Tina Smith (D-MN) offer remarks of support for CCL’s work.
NY state legislators & climate leaders call for a carbon price
December 6, 2021
On Dec. 6, 2021, New York state legislators and climate leaders sent a letter urging their congressional delegation to support a carbon price.
New York CCLers bring winemakers to the climate conversation
May 12, 2020
CCL volunteers have been reaching out to wineries to endorse the Energy Innovation Act, and New York's Finger Lakes region has really been a standout.
Strategies for success: Climate advocacy in rural America
October 12, 2018
Some of CCL's most productive chapters are in towns with less than 1,000 people. Here's how those rural CCL chapters are engaging their communities.
Volunteer Spotlight: Hogan Dwyer
June 4, 2018
Hogan Dwyer founded a CCL chapter in Canton, New York, and he worked with his hometown of South Orange, New Jersey, to pass a resolution endorsing Carbon Fee and Dividend.
How one CCL chapter picked up a co-sponsor on the Republican climate resolution
December 18, 2015
Rep. Tom Reed seemed to be an unlikely prospect for the climate resolution, but that didn't stop Miranda Phillips and the Ithaca CCL chapter.