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What the Latest YPCCC Climate Opinion Data Means for Climate Advocates

CCL’s March Monthly Meeting featured guest speaker Dr. Marija Verner from the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication (YPCCC).

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Join CCL’s 2026 Conservative Conference & Lobby Day

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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Committed to repair: A conversation with Braver Angels’ Bill Doherty

Award-winning therapist and Braver Angels co-founder Bill Doherty joined CCL's February call with insights for navigating today's challenges.

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Permitting reform: A major key to cutting climate pollution 

Passing comprehensive permitting reform through Congress could unlock major climate pollution reductions. Our new trainings explain how.

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Celebrating the launch of BRIDGE: CCL’s new advocacy program for 2026

BRIDGE is a volunteer training program designed to help us become even more effective climate advocates. Unit 1 is available now.

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Our strategy for 2026 and beyond

Dive into CCL's 2026 strategic plan to see our objectives for the new year and beyond.

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Reflections on Community at CCL’s 4th Annual Inclusion Conference

CCL Inclusion Fellow Phalika Oum reflects on CCL's 4th annual virtual Inclusion Conference, “Rooted in Care, Growing in Community."

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Part social, part productive: CCL summer get-togethers

CCL volunteers found connection and camaraderie at social events this summer, from chapter picnics to postcard writing parties.

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Reflections from Capitol Hill: Climate advocacy and a moonshot mindset

CCL volunteer Joel McKinnon reflects on a moving Lobby Day trip, connecting climate work to the challenge and achievement of space travel.

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Chapter spotlight: CCL Orange County South

CCL's Orange County South chapter promotes climate action and clean energy in creative ways, from parades to tabling to tree plantings.

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