Conferences galore; Meanwhile on Nerd Corner; Presentations for 
expansion and outreach
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CCL Weekly Briefing, Feb. 1, 2023
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Table of Contents:
Go electric with Rewiring America
Take action this week
Snowman protest for climate
Upcoming trainings
CCL chats electrification with Rewiring America
In the latest Big Tent Climate Talk, CCLers got a chance to glimpse into 
the future of building electrification. CCL's Manager of Stakeholder 
Engagement and Government Affairs, Kyle Kammien, talked with Dr. Luis 
Aguirre-Torres, the Senior Advisor at Rewiring America, about shifting 
toward cleaner energy alternatives. This discussion comes on the heels 
of CCL unveiling our new areas of policy focus
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, one of which is building electrification and efficiency.
Kyle explains, "Now that we have expanded our focus, we need to lean on 
trusted partners who are as focused on those policies as we have been on 
carbon pricing and carbon fee and dividend."
"I really believe that the reach [Citizens' Climate Lobby] has, combined 
with the tools and the mission of Rewiring America — we can make a 
wonderful partnership," Dr. Aguirre-Torres says. "The idea is to help 
the entire country electrify homes, businesses, communities, cars, 
everything."
Dr. Aguirre-Torres says this exciting work is already underway, 
supported by last year's passage of the Inflation Reduction Act. Watch 
the recording below so you're ready to jump in and help advocate for 
electrification.
LET'S ELECTRIFY
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In other news this week:
In-person conference opportunities: Let's get together! CCL is hosting 
regional conferences in the Northeast
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, Southeast
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, and California
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in the coming weeks. We're also hosting a Conservative Climate 
Leadership Conference
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in Washington, D.C., on March 28-29.
How to make carbon pricing more popular: If carbon pricing is worth 
doing, and experience proves it's possible, how can we raise the odds of 
implementing it? Here's how
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, from CCL Research Coordinator Jonathan Marshall.
Presentations are crucial for expansion and outreach: As CCL sets out to 
expand our volunteer base, a crucial tool for outreach and recruitment 
volunteers can use is presentations
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The science behind climate change: What's the basic science behind 
global warming? CCL Research Coordinator Rick Knight breaks down the 
science
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Meanwhile, on Nerd Corner: A divided Congress might dissuade lots of 
activists, but not us! Jonathan Marshall shares how to cut through 
partisanship to rescue climate policy on Nerd Corner
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Take action this week
If you have a little time: Cheer on fellow climate advocates with this 
meme
At CCL, we support each other. And that means that for every action you 
take, no matter how small, we'll be cheering you on! Like and share 
CCL's meme on Instagram
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If you have more time: Join our LTE party!
Want to make a difference but only have 30 minutes? Then you're a 
perfect candidate for one of CCL's letter-to-the-editor writing parties! 
These letter-writing parties take place over Zoom, and they're designed 
to give you the time and help needed to write a letter to the editor 
about climate in your area. Plus, these parties are a great way to meet 
and greet other folks in CCL. Sign up here
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for our next LTE party on Feb. 14.
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Montana CCLers lead ‘snowman protest'
As students from Flathead Valley, Montana, joined the local CCL 
chapter's demonstrations, one student observed out loud, "Time waits for 
snowman."
The humorous pun best summarizes the "snowman protests" put together by 
CCLers, who have been braving the elements in support of climate action. 
The tiny snowmen, built outdoors with snow and inside with paper, urge 
members of Congress to "protect our home" and use the hashtag 
"SnowFolks4Climate."
CCLers with the Flathead Valley chapter, led by chapter leaders Robin 
Paone, Angie Winter, and Bret Luedke, have done plenty more unique 
activities in the course of their climate advocacy: trail walks, working 
alongside Flathead Trout Unlimited to clean up fishing access sites, 
skiing events, and developing effective calling teams and writing teams 
to help recruit and retain new volunteers.
"I am really impressed by the Flathead Chapter and their many 
accomplishments," said Bill Barron, the Mountain West Regional 
Coordinator. "The Flathead Valley Chapter has had great success locally 
and has engaged volunteers from across the state on specific projects. 
Aside from their many actions found in the action tracker, it is clear 
that they have a fun time doing it!"
SHARE THE SNOWMEN
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Upcoming trainings
2/2: Growing Your Conservative Membership — Ahead of CCL's March 28-29 
Conservative Conference, join Conservative Outreach Director Drew Eyerly 
for a training that will provide ideas and resources for all members of 
CCL to recruit conservatives. Join us!
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2/9: Hosting a Film Screening Update — Join CCL staff for a training 
that will unveil the updated Film Screening Guide resource. This 
training will walk through how CCL chapters have used screenings to 
attract their community to discussions on climate and clean energy 
solutions. Join us!
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Need training on the basics? Catch our next session of Core Volunteer 
Training, made for newer volunteers:
2/7: Economics of Carbon Fee & Dividend Policies — Join Robert Archer, 
US-AID economist (retired) and CCL Economic Policy Network co-lead for a 
webinar on new ways of thinking about the key components behind carbon 
fee and dividend policy. Join us!
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To see other topics and past trainings, visit the Training Topics page 
of CCL Community
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Donate now to support our climate action work
Donate Now!
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