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Subject New video of climber Alex Honnold's endorsement
Date October 7, 2020 8:53 PM
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Job openings at CCL; Big week for climate in Canada; Students for Carbon
Dividends' Alex Posner on Saturday call

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Weekly Briefing, Oct. 7, 2020

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Table of Contents:

New Alex Honnold video&nbsp;

Take action this week&nbsp;

Featured lever: Grasstops&nbsp;

Upcoming trainings

This week on the CCL blog&nbsp;

New video of climber Alex Honnold's endorsement of Energy Innovation Act

Since the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act was introduced, one
of the biggest endorsements for the legislation has come from
professional climber Alex Honnold, famous for being the first person to
scale Yosemite National Park's El Capitan without the use of ropes.

Alex's heart-stopping feat was captured in the Academy Award-winning
documentary "Free Solo." An avid climate activist, Alex used his
new-found celebrity to give a boost to the carbon-pricing bill CCL is
supporting.

We've put together an exciting, short video of Alex's endorsement
featuring scenes of his exploits along with his words:

"Fighting climate change is a lot like physical training: you just have
to build up for it, you have to practice. The U.S. legislature in
general right now is grossly under-trained. You know, you got to start
small. Start practicing a little bit, stretch, limber up. And I think
basically anything we can do to reduce carbon emissions is a step in the
right direction. And this bill is that first step."

WATCH AND SHARE VIDEO ON FACEBOOK

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Other news this week:

Positions available with CCL: We're hiring! CCL is currently looking to
fill jobs for Digital Marketing Manager

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, State-Level Carbon Pricing Coordinator

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and Senior Business Relations Representative

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. If you're interested, click the links for each posting to get more
details about job description and qualifications. Know someone who might
be right for one of these jobs? Pass it along.

Canada's big climate week: Canada had a climate-focused Speech from the
Throne, a Supreme Court case focused on carbon pricing, and widespread
youth climate protests all in one week! Read this blog post

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from CCL's International Outreach Manager Cathy Orlando to learn all the
latest climate action developments from Canada.

EU wants input on carbon pricing policy: As the European Union moves to
implement its European Green Deal, it is soliciting public input on
carbon pricing policy. The deadline to weigh in is Oct. 14, which you
can do here

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. CCL-EU, which is working to enact a carbon price and dividend in
Europe, offers some guidance on the survey here

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Webinar to get winery support: Know anybody in the wine-making business?
CCL's Business Climate Leaders is hosting a webinar on Oct. 22 with the
aim of building more industry support for a strong, equitable carbon fee
and dividend bill, like the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act.
Register here

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Take action this week

If you have a little time: Join us on Saturday for CCL's October
national meeting, featuring guest speaker Alex Posner, President and
Founder of Students for Carbon Dividends. The call takes place at 1 p.m.
ET / 10 a.m. PT, and you can join us virtually from your computer or
phone. Get the details here.

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If you have more time: Join our upcoming webinar to hear from climate
scientist David Enfield , whose career included work with the Peace
Corps, UNESCO, NOAA and the Southeast Florida Regional Climate Compact.
Enfield will discuss "Sea Level Rise: What Does the Future Hold?" The
webinar takes place Oct. 13 at 8 p.m. ET and is hosted by CCL's Coastal
Impacts Action Team

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. You can RSVP and add the webinar to your own calendar here.

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You can also connect with your nearest CCL chapter

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to take action in your community, or join one of CCL's national online
Action Teams

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to take action on specific topics like agriculture, health, faith, and
more.

Browse CCL Community's Event Calendar

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to find upcoming events, trainings, and calls you can join.

Grasstops: Invitation and shoutout from MP

It's nice to have friends in high places, and CCL International Outreach
Manager Cathy Orlando and daughter Sophia Mathur clearly do. They
received an invitation from Canadian Member of Parliament Marc Serré to
attend an online event with parliamentarians in the Americas last week.
He later gave them a shoutout on Twitter

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. This was a great example of the relationship-building Cathy and Sophia
have done over the years with Canadian lawmakers.

CCL volunteers are regularly activating the " five levers

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" of political will in their communities. If you'd like to learn more
about how to pull the grasstops lever like these CCLers did, watch or
read this training on Engaging Community Leaders.

CHECK OUT THE TRAINING

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Upcoming trainings

10/8: Using CCL's New Action Tracker - We're updating CCL's system for
filing field reports with the new Action Tracker tool. CCL's IT team
will provide a training for the new tool. Join us

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10/15: Advanced Instagram Training - Instagram has emerged as an
essential social media platform. CCL Marketing Manager Ashley
Hunt-Martorano offers helpful tips and tricks to create effective
stories and campaigns. Join us

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!

Need training on the basics? Catch our next session of Core Volunteer
Training, made for newer volunteers:

10/13: Economics of Carbon Fee & Dividend Policies - Former US-AID
economist Robert Archer leads a session that takes a closer look at the
three pillars of carbon fee & dividend. Learn more

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To see other topics and past trainings, visit the Training Topics page
of CCL Community

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This week on the CCL blog

The Braver Angels pledge: Taking some inspiration from President
Lincoln's second inaugural address, Braver Angels is encouraging people
to take the "With Malice Toward None" pledge to tone down vitriolic
rhetoric and reduce the toxic political polarization that is now at an
all-time high. Read more

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Chapter attends racial justice workshop: Members of the CCL Alameda
County chapter wanted to take the CCL value of diversity to the next
level. Through a workshop developed by the Bay Area chapter of Showing
Up for Racial Justice, they gained new insight into the history of white
supremacist culture and its connection to environmental justice. Read
more

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Tina Johnson on environmental racism: The Black Lives Matter movement
has thrust the subject of systemic racism to the forefront of our
national discourse. Our speaker on the September national call, Tina
Johnson from the National Black Environmental Justice Network, explained
how systemic racism has affected Black communities and given rise to the
environmental justice movement. Read more

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