Citizens' Climate Lobby Chapter
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo, Michigan
About Our Chapter
Citizens’ Climate Lobby is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, grassroots advocacy organization empowering people to experience breakthroughs exercising their personal and political power. Our chapter is just one of hundreds of chapters across the world working to create the political will for a livable world.
We are laser focused on a specific piece of legislation and a proven strategy to gain its passage. We are working for the passage of Carbon Fee and Dividend, the climate change solution economists and climate scientists alike say is the “best first-step” to preventing the worst impacts of a warming world.
Our Kalamazoo Chapter meets every 2nd Saturday of the month, 12:45-3:00 at the Friends Meeting House, 508 Denner, in Kalamazoo. We celebrate our accomplishments, learn by listening to the international call, practice our suggested laser talks, and act -- go over suggested monthly actions, plan local events. Join our email list to receive meeting minutes, calendar of local events, and suggested monthly actions. Our member of congress, Rep. Upton, is particularly influential because he is the chair of the Energy and Commerce Committee. He needs to hear from his constituents like you!
We are laser focused on a specific piece of legislation and a proven strategy to gain its passage. We are working for the passage of Carbon Fee and Dividend, the climate change solution economists and climate scientists alike say is the “best first-step” to preventing the worst impacts of a warming world.
Our Kalamazoo Chapter meets every 2nd Saturday of the month, 12:45-3:00 at the Friends Meeting House, 508 Denner, in Kalamazoo. We celebrate our accomplishments, learn by listening to the international call, practice our suggested laser talks, and act -- go over suggested monthly actions, plan local events. Join our email list to receive meeting minutes, calendar of local events, and suggested monthly actions. Our member of congress, Rep. Upton, is particularly influential because he is the chair of the Energy and Commerce Committee. He needs to hear from his constituents like you!
