CCL Las Vegas hosted an interesting climate conference on Sunday, April 24th — “Let’s Talk: Connect and Collaborate.” Civic groups and concerned Nevadans from across the political spectrum came together at the Springs Preserve to mingle,…
Americans are getting increasingly “active” in demanding that government and industry address the climate. And 46% of the “Alarmed” category is WILLING TO GET ACTIVE IF ASKED.
CCL-Las Vegas announced a major event for Sunday afternoon, April 24th. Learn all about it at Let’s Talk: Climate Solutions.
See the web page for more details, and sign up to attend.
What’s the most effective way to petition the government? The New Yorker investigates. (Long, but I have highlighted key points.)
Editor’s Note: Jim Hansen contemplates the new Netflix “comedy” Don’t Look Up as a not-far-exaggerated allegory of US political and media reaction to climate change. His letter is strongly supportive of CCL. Definitely worth reading.
Videos from The November 13-14 online conference
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Below is the video and video-linked transcript, with highlighting of the portions most relevant to our CCL work.
This briefing is Part I of II for November lobbying. CCL’s Danny Richter gives an excellent summary of the legislative process leading to today and the “Asks” for our Nov. Lobby meetings.
This recap from CCL’s Strategy Coordinator has useful tips and arguments to use now that Manchin has said he won’t support the Clean Electricity Program. Great ideas, good links.
Please join national CCL leader Charlotte Ward and fellow climate advocates from all 3 Nevada chapters in a fun, virtual meeting during which we’ll get Charlotte’s “refresh” on LTEs, and write some ourselves. One hour, including noshies and drinks.
CCL has always supported the personal development of CCL volunteers with training, and the recent release of updated materials is extremely rich. Check out some of these delicious offerings:
