CCL Featured In New Climate Book

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Earth Day marked the release of a new book, Climate Abandoned: We're on the Endangered Species List, which has a chapter devoted to Citizens' Climate Lobby. Written and edited by author and radio host Jill Cody, the book contains chapters contributed by a number of authors on a range of climate change topics -- science, economics, national security, children, health, policy and advocacy. The end of each chapter offers tips on what we can do to move humans off the endangered species list.

Earth Day marked the release of a new book, Climate Abandoned: We're on the Endangered Species List, which has a chapter devoted to Citizens' Climate Lobby.

aolBqww3VVO5wQnM1uv7y7KEHiDFhdEmx_amElDhWritten and edited by author and radio host Jill Cody, the book contains chapters contributed by a number of authors on a range of climate change topics -- science, economics, national security, children, health, policy and advocacy. The end of each chapter offers tips on what we can do to move humans off the endangered species list.

Chapter 6, "Putting a Price on Carbon," was written by Silicon Valley North CCL volunteer Robert Mullins. He explains CCL's lobbying approach, carbon fee and dividend, the bipartisan appeal of the policy, the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act, and the Climate Solutions Caucus.

Here's an excerpt about the founding of CCL:


To counter the energy industry’s hold on Congress and the government in general, Saunders encouraged citizens to develop their skills in creating legislative proposals to combat global warming and learn how to lobby Congress to get them enacted. After all, the government is not just “of the people” but is also supposed to be “by the people, for the people”; if we demand it, they should provide it.


Climate Abandoned is available on Amazon.
 

Posted by Steve Valk on Apr 24, 2019 10:50 AM America/Los_Angeles

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