Legislative Strategy
Learn how CCL interacts with members of Congress to develop legislative strategy around climate, and gain an understanding of congressional processes, which can help you work more effectively with your member of Congress.
Self-Paced Training
CCL also offers live training sessions on a variety of topics every week. View Events Calendar for a full list
CCL’s Policy Agenda
This training explores how Citizens’ Climate advocates for an array of policies, including carbon pricing, that are effective in reducing net emissions and building bridges both in Congress and in our communities.
Start Training2023 Legislative Plan
Join CCL's Government Affairs team for a training that will provide up to the moment insights on the dynamics in Congress and how we can most effectively use our meetings to support our agenda.
Start TrainingThe Climate Benefits in the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Join CCL Research Coordinator Dana Nuccitelli for a training on the Climate Benefits in the Inflation Reduction Act. Dana discusses the energy and climate items in the bill, how much it will reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, and the health benefits of the cleaner air that will result from the bill's provisions.
Go To TrainingHow To Work With Existing Cosponsors
So, your member of Congress is a sponsor on the Energy Innovation Act?! Hooray! But now what? This training provides guidance for maintaining and building your relationship with your member of Congress.
Start TrainingBudget Reconciliation Explained
This training reviews the Congressional process of budget reconciliation and how it might apply to a carbon fee and other climate legislation.
Start TrainingThe House Climate Solutions Caucus
The bipartisan Climate Solutions Caucus in the U.S. House of Representatives is a bipartisan group working on solutions for climate change. The purpose of the caucus is to “explore policy options that address the impacts, causes and challenges of our changing climate”
Start TrainingThe Senate Climate Solutions Caucus
The Senate Climate Solutions Caucus was initiated by two Senators stepping up to the plate on climate change in a major way. Learn the details of how Sen. Chris Coons, a Democrat from Delaware, and Sen. Mike Braun, a Republican from Indiana, are creating a bipartisan climate caucus in the Senate.
Start TrainingCCL's June Meeting Analysis
Review the June Meeting Analysis and learn how to use it in a meeting with a member of Congress and with the media, potential endorsers, and the larger community.
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