Citizens’ Climate Radio, Ep. 30: What does the Bible say about climate change?
In the latest episode of Citizens’ Climate Radio, three American Evangelicals discuss faith, theology, and global warming.
Being nonpartisan after a partisan election
CCL’s Conservative Outreach Director says after the 2018 election, we must continue our work to make climate policy a bridge issue in the 116th Congress.
Mark Reynolds in The Hill: A bipartisan climate solution is possible
Mark Reynolds’ op-ed, published the morning after the 2018 midterm elections, lays out a vision for bipartisan climate action in the newly Democratic House.
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CCL has given me, a regular everyday guy, a voice to go out there to try and change things - to try to reach those people that have the power and to create political will.
Eric RodriguezCorpus Christi, TX;Volunteer since 2017I was drawn to the bipartisan aspect of CCL. What an interesting way to talk about this topic, with both sides coming to the table. We're not arguing. We're actually having a discussion and moving forward.
Karina RamirezWest Palm Beach, FL;Volunteer since 2017CCL makes me feel like we can do this. We can solve climate change, and we can do it in a way that brings people together rather than tears them apart.
Chelsea MariclePortland, OR;Volunteer since 2015
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CCL has given me, a regular everyday guy, a voice to go out there to try and change things - to try to reach those people that have the power and to create political will.
Eric RodriguezCorpus Christi, TX;Volunteer since 2017I was drawn to the bipartisan aspect of CCL. What an interesting way to talk about this topic, with both sides coming to the table. We're not arguing. We're actually having a discussion and moving forward.
Karina RamirezWest Palm Beach, FL;Volunteer since 2017CCL makes me feel like we can do this. We can solve climate change, and we can do it in a way that brings people together rather than tears them apart.
Chelsea MariclePortland, OR;Volunteer since 2015
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Citizens’ Climate Radio, Ep. 30: What does the Bible say about climate change?
In the latest episode of Citizens’ Climate Radio, three American Evangelicals discuss faith, theology, and global warming.
Being nonpartisan after a partisan election
CCL’s Conservative Outreach Director says after the 2018 election, we must continue our work to make climate policy a bridge issue in the 116th Congress.
Mark Reynolds in The Hill: A bipartisan climate solution is possible
Mark Reynolds’ op-ed, published the morning after the 2018 midterm elections, lays out a vision for bipartisan climate action in the newly Democratic House.