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2023 Impact Report

As we look back on this year, I am really proud of the progress that
we've made together at Citizens' Climate. Please take a moment to
celebrate our 2023 impact (so far), which is summarized below. Thank you
for being a part of our team, and for building a livable world with us.

Onwards,

Mark Reynolds

Interim Executive Director

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IN THE NEWS

Climate impacts and congressional action 🗞️

The hottest summer on record, Canadian wildfires, and more powerful
extreme weather events all dotted the headlines in 2023. But there was
good news too, and here are the highlights:

Greenbiz, "Bipartisan Climate Solutions Caucus is Back"

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E&E News, "This House Republican May Hold the Keys..."

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Washington Post, "A bipartisan plan to punish global climate laggards.
Tax them."

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In addition, our volunteers published or appeared in:

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IN CONGRESS

Permitting reform is a hot topic ⚡️

Permitting reform has been the biggest climate conversation in this
Congress. It has the potential to reduce 2030 emissions by 12% per year
by making it easier to build new clean energy projects. Several
incremental solutions became law in August

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, and we are building the groundwork for a large bipartisan permitting
reform package next year. We just briefed the House Climate Solutions
Caucus

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- where 29 Republicans and 29 Democrats work together - on this vital
issue!

But that's not all

The Energy Innovation Act was reintroduced

The carbon pricing conversation is alive and well. Rep. Carbajal (D-CA)
introduced the Energy Innovation Act with an audience of our volunteers
in September. We're growing the popularity of this bill

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, and any other good carbon pricing legislation, to make sure this
policy solution gets the traction for long-term viability.

The 2024 Farm Bill presents a big opportunity for forestry

The 2024 Farm bill is an opportunity that comes up every 5 years. We're
gearing up to include climate-smart forestry provisions by recruiting
co-sponsors for bipartisan legislation now.

We're chipping away with smaller, pragmatic climate wins

We've passed six bipartisan "supporting asks" in the last three years,
and we're keeping up a steady drumbeat of support for bills like the
PROVE IT Act

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and the Increased TSP Access Act

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IN OUR WORK

Through climate instability, our work remains steady 🤝

So far in 2023, we've recruited 17,000 new supporters, engaged with
1,800 grassroots events, and held 880 constituent meetings with
Congress. See our full action report here

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(please log in to CCL Community to view the report).

Our staff at work

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Our events team organized the first post-COVID lobby day

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in D.C. to showcase our constituent power. Almost 900 constituents held
436 lobby meetings in one day!

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Our conservative outreach team showed Congressional Republicans that
conservatives mean business with the 3rd annual conservative climate
leadership conference

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Our research and education teams developed a library of resources and
educational content for our expanded policy agenda
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