Senator Manchin is listening.

It’s time to get loud.

Senate Democrats are meeting right now to decide what they’ll do about climate change. Should they go big with a price on carbon or stay small? Support from West Virginia’s Senators is critical, and only West Virginians can persuade them.

What should I ask for?

You’re asking Senator Manchin to put a price on carbon in this year’s budget reconciliation. He’ll know what you mean.

Once you’ve emailed, get others to act.

You only need to write once yourself. But don’t go back to your regularly scheduled activities just yet. THIS IS OUR FIRST CHANCE FOR MEANINGFUL CLIMATE ACTION THAT CAN’T BE BLOCKED BY THE FILIBUSTER. Share this page with any climate-concerned friends, family, and coworkers. Better yet, keep reminding them. They’ll want to take their shot to solve climate change, too.

If you've already emailed and only want to call, visit: http://cclusa.org/senate-call/.

West Virginians support a price on carbon

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Now Playing: West Virginian Brandon Dennison works as the CEO of Coalfield Development towards creating resilient communities and job opportunities across Appalachia. He's asking Senator Manchin to take bold action on climate change.

Now Playing: West Virginian Jill Watkins is a small business owner and backpacking leader in the Appalachian mountains, who is asking Senator Manchin to address climate change.

Now Playing: West Virginian Leann has an important message for Senator Manchin - our children and grandchildren need our very best efforts to address the climate crisis.

Now Playing: West Virginian Barbara Ellen Smith is the author of "Digging our Own Graves - Coal Miners and the Struggle Over Black Lung Disease". She is asking Senator Manchin for legislation that supports coal communities and brings us into a climate future.

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