Citizens’ Climate Radio Ep. 72: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Climate Climate
Hear from three young members of the LDS Church as they discuss navigating the relationships between faith, politics, and climate solutions.
A ‘Rural Roundup’ through Texas and Mississippi
Last month, volunteers across CCL’s Third Coast region organized the “2022 Rural Roundup,” to build political will around the region.
How to meet with your member of Congress
With CCL’s June conference fast approaching, this might be the first in-person lobby experience for many CCLers.
About Citizens’ Climate Lobby
We empower everyday people to work together on climate policy. Our supporters are organized in 500+ local chapters across the United States. Together we’re building support in Congress for a national bipartisan solution to climate change.
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.
EricCorpus Christi, TX;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.
ChelseaPortland, OR;Volunteer since 2015There are so many places to travel to and people to meet! Who would want to live in a world where that isn’t possible? What you imagine doing tomorrow is possible only if you take action now.
LillianChandler, AZ;Volunteer since 2018I want to make sure that our representatives are listening to us! I found my passion in life at an early age, when hearing about how global climate issues are threatening our future and our planet.
VaniaPomona, CA; Volunteer since 2015
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VaniaWhy Congress Should Price Carbon
Climate change is on our doorstep. We need to move quickly to blunt its impact on our economy and our communities. Putting a price on carbon pollution works fast to cut America’s carbon pollution in half by 2030.
Climate scientists and business leaders agree that a strong carbon price will incentivize innovation and create millions of new jobs for American workers.
What our supporters are saying
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.
EricCorpus Christi, TX;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.
ChelseaPortland, OR;Volunteer since 2015There are so many places to travel to and people to meet! Who would want to live in a world where that isn’t possible? What you imagine doing tomorrow is possible only if you take action now.
LillianChandler, AZ;Volunteer since 2018I want to make sure that our representatives are listening to us! I found my passion in life at an early age, when hearing about how global climate issues are threatening our future and our planet.
VaniaPomona, CA; Volunteer since 2015
Latest news from Citizens’ Climate Lobby
Citizens’ Climate Radio Ep. 72: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Climate Climate
Hear from three young members of the LDS Church as they discuss navigating the relationships between faith, politics, and climate solutions.
A ‘Rural Roundup’ through Texas and Mississippi
Last month, volunteers across CCL’s Third Coast region organized the “2022 Rural Roundup,” to build political will around the region.
How to meet with your member of Congress
With CCL’s June conference fast approaching, this might be the first in-person lobby experience for many CCLers.
