Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
The fate of the clean energy tax credits in the Inflation Reduction Act face a pivotal point next month. In early May, the House Ways and Means committee is set to release a version of the federal budget - with or without the tax credits.
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Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
The next round of our Climate Advocacy Certificate Program kicks off on Tuesday!
Want to join in?
Learn about the program here: citizensclimatelobby.org/blo…
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
“Culture building is a really intentional act,” says @SteffMunguia.
“If you’re dedicated to climate work, you’re dedicated to creating safe spaces for people of all walks of life” to participate in climate advocacy, @ccl_inclusion volunteer Minerve Jean says.
#CCL2023
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
Climate change is no longer a distant problem- it's here and it's now. Young Americans, who will have to live with the most serious effects, want to see the gov't do more. #ClimateLegislation
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
Trees can cool urban areas by up to 10 degrees. Urban greenery is important both for carbon uptake and protecting people against extreme heat. New York City policymakers hope to increase the city’s canopy cover by 50 percent by 2035: ow.ly/mr6L50MAznB via @nytimes
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
With the effects of climate change more apparent than ever, the number of young people concerned about climate change has grown. It is up to us to create action.
#youngconservatives #climatechange
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
BREAKING: Looks like climate provisions will get passed through reconciliation. This is very hopeful news.
#ClimateChange #Manchin
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Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
Join CCL's Higher Education Action Team TONIGHT Mon. 3/7 @ 8pm ET for "Climate Career Connections" featuring @harrisalexc of @MiamiHerald, @queerbrownvegan, & @flannerykw of CCL.
#climate #climatechange #climateaction #volunteering #jobs #climatecarreers #climatejobs
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
Great piece:
"Solving the #climate crisis requires a myriad of solutions, of which a thoughtfully designed #CarbonTax is only one. Clean energy mandates, ending fossil fuel subsidies, and investments in marginalized communities are also necessary."
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Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
Climate change damages many of the resources that are social and environmental determinants of health. Listen to experts discuss solutions to improve health outcomes. Join us 1/26 at 3 pm ET! bit.ly/31LBWuE
#ClimateChangesHealth #ClimateCrisis #ClimateActionNow

ALT January 26; 3 - 4 pm ET; #ClimateChangesHealth; @NIHCMFoundation; Climate Changes Health: Moving Towards Environmental Health Equity; John M. Balbus, MD, MPH, Office of Climate Change and Health; Heather McTeer Toney, JD, Environmental Defense Fund; Lindsey Butler, PhD, MSC, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
Nice! Check out this op-ed in @thestate from a @UofSC student:
"A price on pollution universally incentivizes sectors across the economy to lower their emissions. The money from the fee could go right back to American wallets as a 'carbon cash back.' ”
thestate.com/opinion/article…
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
On November 16th at 4pm PST/ 7pm EST a team of professionals will cover strategies for maintaining mental health while fighting for climate justice. Attendees will also have the chance to share their experiences in confidential breakout rooms. Register: bit.ly/3w7vgBJ
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
Indeed. Executive actions from the Obama admin were quickly dismantled by the next administration. We need legislation with a #PriceOnCarbon.
Resorting to executive action to solve climate challenges will not help achieve Biden’s net-zero emission goals. My new blog post: niskanencenter.org/executive…
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
If you're between 16 and 25, anxious about the climate & would be willing to be quoted about your experience with climate anxiety in order to raise awareness ahead of COP26 about the psychological toll the climate crisis is taking on young people, please DM me or respond here.
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
Encouraging news about a #PriceOnPollution!
@business reports that @SenateFinance is considering a #PriceOnPollution with rebates to Americans as part of the budget reconciliation package.
Quick 🧵 about why we LOVE this news:
bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
.@SenWhitehouse on the push to enact #ClimateChange legislation:
"At the end of the day, my goal is to ensure that our combined plan includes a real #PriceOnCarbon that will really drive down carbon emissions and set a standard for America to lead the world..."
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
Replying to @AnthonyAdragna
Yesss. @citizensclimate volunteers are celebrating today! We've supported this bill since the last Congress, and our volunteers have really leaned in on it this year. citizensclimatelobby.org/gro…
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
Today @SenWhitehouse and @SenBrianSchatz introduced the #SaveOurFutureAct, an ambitious #PriceOnPollution bill that would reduce emissions, address environmental justice concerns, and invest in coal communities. Here's our statement:
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
Six years ago, @Pontifex released "Laudato Si'," a landmark encyclical about climate and the environment.
To continue advancing this message, CCL's Catholic Action Team is hosting a #creationcare conference this Saturday.
Learn more and register here ➡️ cclusa.org/catholic
Citizens' Climate Higher Education retweeted
In the @nytimes, CCL staffer @cfang27 celebrates the new administration's commitment to climate action.
"As citizens, we need to continue to put pressure on our elected officials to adopt climate-friendly policies."
Read her letter: nytimes.com/2021/01/29/opini…





















