Episodes

Tuesday Jul 28, 2015
Getting Endorsements for Climate Action or Carbon Fee and Dividend
Tuesday Jul 28, 2015
Tuesday Jul 28, 2015
As members of Congress move closer to supporting Carbon Fee and Dividend, endorsements from community leaders back in their districts will be a critical factor in their decision to sponsor or vote for our legislation. This lesson discusses how to solicit and secure endorsements from community leaders and organizations.

Saturday Jul 18, 2015
Marshall Saunders' Welcoming Statement from the 2015 CCL International Conference
Saturday Jul 18, 2015
Saturday Jul 18, 2015
The welcoming statement from Citizens' Climate Lobby founder Marshall Saunders at the 2015 International Conference in Washington DC.

Saturday Jul 18, 2015
Bob Perkowitz's presentation from the 2015 CCL International Conference
Saturday Jul 18, 2015
Saturday Jul 18, 2015
Bob Berkowitz, President and Founder of ecoAmerica's presentation at the 2015 CCL International Conference.

Saturday Jul 11, 2015
Patrick Carolan | Citizens' Climate Lobby | July 2015 Monthly Speaker
Saturday Jul 11, 2015
Saturday Jul 11, 2015
Patrick Carolan, Executive Director of Franciscan Action Network
Now that the Pope has released his encyclical on climate change, how can we best leverage Francis’ message for policy action? In the run up to the Pope addressing Congress and the UN in September, what messages should we be putting forward in the media? For answers, we’ll turn to Patrick Carolan, Executive Director of the Franciscan Action Network, a grassroots organization amplifying the justice efforts of Franciscans and Franciscan-hearted people around the country.

Thursday Jul 09, 2015
Dr. Katharine Hayhoe's Keynote Address - 2015 International Conference
Thursday Jul 09, 2015
Thursday Jul 09, 2015
The very first time Dr. Katharine Hayhoe spoke on a CCL national call in November of 2011, we realized she had an exceptional gift for communicating climate science, even to those who are skeptics. Just how exceptional, the nation would soon discover. In 2014, she was named one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People, and she was featured in Showtime’s award-winning series on climate change, “Years of Living Dangerously.”
Dr. Hayhoe, an atmospheric scientist at Texas Tech University, is also an evangelical Christian. She teamed with her husband and pastor Andrew Farley to write A Climate for Change: Global Warming Facts for Faith-Based Decisions, a book that explains climate science in a way that speaks to people of faith.

