CCL's Danny Richter talks about H.R. 763 on NPR's 1A
The Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act got some major media exposure recently when it was the topic of conversation on the NPR show 1A. CCL VP for Government Affairs Danny Richter was among a panel of guests talking about carbon pricing. He said the thing that sets H.R. 763 apart is the steep rate of increase for the carbon fee and the fact that revenue is returned to households. Why has this bill gained traction? Danny said CCL worked outside the Beltway, "educating people in [nearly all] districts and teaching them about this policy... then they've been going back to the Beltway and building support there. So the key for us has been to go outside of the Beltway." Listen to Danny’s interview on 1A and share the program on social media.
Can’t get enough Danny? He’s also featured in the latest episode of The Climate Pod podcast talking about bipartisanship and the Energy Innovation Act. You can access and share the episode from the show’s tweet. Other news this week: On the October national call: Kiera O’Brien from Students for Carbon Dividends joins this month’s call on Saturday. More details. Watch online: CCL’s Jamie DeMarco and Cathy Orlando will be guests on Thursday’s episode of Climate Action News. Watch and participate here. Brewing up support for H.R. 763: There’s a great short video from the Business Climate Leaders featuring a Cleveland brewmaster talking about his support for fee-and-dividend legislation. Check out this Community Bulletin post. |