[…] chapter including bringing Danny Richter to Juniata to visit class and give a standing-room-only talk to over 100 attendees and working with the administration to have Juniata College endorse the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act. Another key activity of the chapter is attending CCL conferences and participating in the lobbying on the Hill. We are typically able to bring eight students or more to […] […] and that’s where we’re going to make a difference.” Watch the panel discussion on YouTube here: On top of the great turnout, the event also prompted several endorsements for The Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act from local organizations. By inviting members of the Hawaii delegation and their offices, organizers got their attention – upon hearing of the event, Congressman Ed Case (D-HI-01) even reached […] […] gives student volunteers a unique power of persuasion, Clara says. “We have many stories of young lobbyists convincing their members of Congress to join the Climate Solutions Caucus, co-sponsor the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act, and passing climate resolutions.” There are also effective ways to engage and motivate students. Some student-specific motivations include structured opportunities to receive internships, campus leadership programs, recommendation letters, resume-building […] […] and sparking hope for future progress. In 2018, Rep. Deutch also introduced the first bipartisan carbon pricing bill in Congress in nearly a decade. He has continued to champion the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act in the years since its initial introduction, welcoming 94 of his colleagues as cosponsors — more than any carbon pricing bill Congress has ever seen. Rep. Deutch’s ambition and […] […] how our values intersect with the mission statement of that specific Chamber Outline problem of climate change by highlighting specific climate impacts, especially those affecting local businesses Share details about Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act, explaining why it’s beneficial for local businesses Discuss other policies relevant to the specific Chamber (i.e., permitting reform, efficiency and electrification, natural forests) Invite questions and engage in post-presentation […] […] Modern Art (MoMA), Life Cycles: The Materials of Contemporary Design showcases the intersection of design and sustainability, featuring Solar Ivy, a system of small solar panels resembling leaves that generate energy from sunlight and wind. Additionally, the Climate Museum in SOHO focuses entirely on climate change, currently featuring “The End of Fossil Fuel,” and encourages visitors to engage in actionable […] […] the editor and an op-ed in “The Forward” (America’s leading Jewish newspaper). I have given presentations to Jewish Congregations around the country via Zoom. I have gained endorsements for the Energy Innovation Act from Jewish leaders and organizations. I have participated in our local chapter. And I have been in lobby meetings with Congressman Joe Neguse and Senator Michael Bennet. […] […] smooth transition, and to our staff and volunteers for their dedication during this period. Even while the search is ongoing, we continue to build momentum for key policies like the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act and clean energy permitting reform. In the face of the ever more visible impacts of climate change, the work we do together has become increasingly essential. CCL has a […] […] of that excess while maintaining the program’s focus on using hundreds of millions to efforts across the state to reduce emissions. And second, the team informed state legislators about the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act in the U.S. House of Representatives. Making a big impression As with any busy lobby day, an attitude of flexibility helped make it a success. Ellie Gittelman, CCL’s co-state […] […] the film, the evening included three speakers, who spoke five minutes each. The first speaker, Allan, an engineer and businessman, spoke about business opportunities, innovation, and the surge in renewable energy. The second was Jim, who spoke about CCL volunteer Jay Butera and his efforts that have led to the formation of the US House of Representatives’ bipartisan Climate Solutions […] Volunteer Spotlight: Chuck and Sharon Yohn
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