CCL Community Bulletin

By Bob Lindmeier, WKOW TV Chief Meteorologist Research has shown that meteorologists are considered by the general public to be one of the most trusted sources of climate change information. The Meteorologist Outreach Action Team is reaching out to CCL chapters to in turn reach out to broadcast meteorologists and encourage them to speak out about ... more

What's a release? Simply put, a release is a package of software updates consisting of new features and bug fixes along with new content. New Features Accomplishment Badges . We're excited to announce in the final release notes of 2020, that CCL Community now provides accomplishment badges for all online members! Badges track the actions you take as a ... more

Each month, Citizens’ Climate Lobby supporters gather locally for a  monthly meeting  where we educate ourselves by listening to a guest speaker. January's monthly meeting took place on  January 9th  at 1:00 pm ET and will feature Dr. Noah Kaufman, Columbia Univ. economist. As we gear up for reintroduction of carbon-fee-and-dividend ... more

In a followup to our most downloaded episode, “ What Does the Bible Say About Climate Change? ” host Peterson Toscano speaks with two Christian women about their faith, their commitment to creation care, and why they see Citizens’ Climate Lobby as a place where they can pursue meaningful solutions. They talk about their values, the Bible, the spiritual ... more

Citizens Climate Radio  has already begun production on the 2021 season. Host, Peterson Toscano and the team have lined up a series of guests and topics that will broaden your understanding of the climate movement in the USA and around the world. You will also gain deeper insights into climate communication. Peterson writes: In January we will feature ... more

We were thrilled to see so many people at the new Braver Angels' Workshop on Sunday, ""Bridging the Divide on Climate Solutions." Participants learned skills on how to have constructive conversations with those we disagree with on climate solutions. If you missed it, register for the next workshop coming up in January. For those who've attended the ... more

Each month, Citizens’ Climate Lobby supporters gather locally for a  monthly meeting  where we educate ourselves by listening to a guest speaker. December's monthly meeting took place on  December 12th  and featured Christiana Figueres, former UNFCCC Exec. Secretary.  With President-elect Joe Biden vowing to rejoin the Paris Climate ... more

Citizens’ Climate Radio is a monthly podcast hosted by CCLer Peterson Toscano. Browse all our past episode recaps  here , or listen to past episodes  here , and check out the latest episode in the post below. more

In a landmark decision on Nov. 12, a Canadian court ruled that fundamental rights can be threatened by climate change and citizens can challenge the government’s actions on climate change through legal means. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, equivalent to the U.S. Bill of Rights, asserts rights to life, liberty and security of person. The ... more

Each month, Citizens’ Climate Lobby supporters gather locally for a  monthly meeting  where we educate ourselves by listening to a guest speaker. November's monthly meeting will take place on  November 14th  and feature Tia Nelson, Managing Director of Outrider Foundation. At the age of 13, Tia Nelson spent the first Earth Day cleaning up trash ... more

What's a release? Simply put, a release is a package of software updates consisting of new features and bug fixes along with new content. New Features Action Tracker.  CCL Community updated its field reporting system to the new Action Tracker Tool, an online application that will log and display the actions CCL supporters are taking every day to build ... more

Citizens’ Climate Radio is a monthly podcast hosted by CCLer Peterson Toscano. Browse all our past episode recaps  here , or listen to past episodes  here , and check out the latest episode in the post below.   Andrew Stuhl “What do you remember about 1972?” That’s what  Andrew Stuhl , an associate professor of environmental studies and sciences at ... more