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The Energy Permitting Reform Act would reduce climate pollution

A new report from expert energy modelers found that the Energy Permitting Reform Act will cut U.S. climate pollution — potentially by a lot.

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18 Republicans send letter supporting clean energy tax credits

Climate Solutions Caucus co-chair Rep. Garbarino led a group of colleagues in a letter urging leadership to protect clean energy tax credits.

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Our 2024 Lobby Day made a difference

In the weeks since our 442 lobby meetings on Capitol Hill, we’ve seen an exciting amount of legislative movement on our asks.

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A carbon price is still critical to meet America’s climate commitments

New modeling explores the effectiveness of a variety of climate policies, and CCL's Dana Nuccitelli breaks down the findings.

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Big impacts from BIG WIRES Act and IRA home rebates

Per year, the BIG WIRES Act would save the country between $330 million and $2.5 billion and would reduce U.S. emissions about 1–2%.

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PROVE IT Act passes Senate committee after months of CCL support

On January 18, after months of support from CCL volunteers, the PROVE IT Act passed the Senate EPW Committee with a bipartisan majority vote.

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Perception gap plagues Canada’s carbon price

Canada's carbon pollution is down, but so is public support for its carbon pricing policy. CCL Research Coordinator Rick Knight explores why.

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Learn about the Foreign Pollution Fee and Clean Competition Acts

CCL's Research Coordinator Dana Nuccitelli discusses bills that would impose a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) or a carbon tariff.

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National Youth Climate Statement calls for carbon pricing

Emily O'Keefe, Katharine Gage and Roksanna Keyvan share their experience as delegates at LCOY and vision for climate action.

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Climate Caucus sends letter to leadership urging cooperation on permitting reform

This letter from 13 Republicans and 13 Democrats delivers an important message and will advance the conversation on permitting reform.

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