How to make carbon pricing more popular By Jonathan Marshall, Economics Research Coordinator You’d think supporters of a climate policy endorsed by more than 3,600 U.S. economists, the UN Secretary General, International Monetary Fund, World Bank, and Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, to name a few, would be riding high. Instead, many supporters of carbon… Continue reading How to make carbon pricing more popular
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As CCL focuses on expansion and outreach, presentations prove crucial
As CCL focuses on expansion and outreach, presentations prove crucial By Katie Zakrzewski As CCL sets out with an expanded policy agenda, one of our focuses this year is to expand our volunteer base as well. This is done through carefully planned outreach, and a crucial component of that outreach is presentations. CCLer David Cain… Continue reading As CCL focuses on expansion and outreach, presentations prove crucial
John Wood, Jr., Braver Angels
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Dr. Katherine Hayhoe, Climate Scientist
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Dr. Jonathan Haidt, author of The Righteous Mind
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Tina Johnson, Director of National Black Environmental Justice Network
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Hahrie Han, Johns Hopkins University
Our recent big win on climate legislation owes much to the grassroots organizing that CCL and others provided. More solutions will be needed to meet our climate goals — like a price on carbon! — which means more grassroots organizing. Joining us this month is CCL Advisory Board member Hahrie Han, who specializes in the… Continue reading Hahrie Han, Johns Hopkins University
CCL provides input to USDA about how to allocate IRA climate-smart agriculture funds
CCL provides input to USDA about how to allocate IRA climate-smart agriculture funds By Dana Nuccitelli In last year’s passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), Congress included about $20 billion earmarked for natural climate solutions. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is responsible for deciding how those funds should be allocated to meet… Continue reading CCL provides input to USDA about how to allocate IRA climate-smart agriculture funds
COP27 Report: Citizen participation can unlock a climate-smart future
COP27 Report: Citizen participation can unlock a climate-smart future By Joe Robertson The COP27 round of United Nations Climate Change negotiations — which took place last month in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt — had a long list of high-stakes challenges to work out. This complex landscape of intergovernmental negotiations included work toward new agreements on: locally-led… Continue reading COP27 Report: Citizen participation can unlock a climate-smart future
How the Inflation Reduction Act can bridge the partisan divide
How the Inflation Reduction Act can bridge the partisan divide By Jonathan Marshall The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) squeaked through Congress last summer on a strictly partisan vote, clearing the Senate with a bare one-vote majority. Yet one of its most profound long-term impacts may be bringing more Republicans around to supporting clean technology. If… Continue reading How the Inflation Reduction Act can bridge the partisan divide