LTE by Gita Lefstein, a CCAN Volunteer from Baltimore, initially published in the Baltimore Sun. I was glad to see The Baltimore Sun address the question of data centers in
A New Chapter for Climate Leadership If you’re like us, it feels like we’re at a turning point. Last week in Virginia, voters just made history — electing the Commonwealth’s
Op-Ed by Jake Schwartz, CCAN Federal Campaigns Manager, initially published in the Bay Journal. Your electricity bill is going up again. And no, it’s not just inflation. A big part
Interview with Deborah Kalb on her book blog, Book Q&As with Deborah Kalb Mike Tidwell is the author of the new book The Lost Trees of Willow Avenue: A Story of Climate
By Whitney Peterson, Alliance for Just Deliberation on Solar Geoengineering; Quentin Scott, Chesapeake Climate Action Network; and Natasha Vidangos, Environmental Defense Fund As global temperatures rise and emissions reductions
By Ayla Frost, CCAN DC Organizer Walking into your kitchen and taking a deep breath should mean peace of mind, knowing the air is safe for you and your family.
By Michelle Ueltschi, CCAN’s Carol Brantley Environmental Justice Fellow As I approached the Chesapeake City Hall, heart pounding, I had no idea what to expect. The closest I’d ever been
A Deadly Storm as a Bellwether for Climate Change For three days from July 4, a tropical storm brought a deadly deluge to a region of central Texas known as
By Ayla Frost, CCAN, and Harrison Pyros, We Power DC Keep an eye on your electricity bills this summer! As we know, climate change is making our summers hotter, and
By Kidest, CCAN’s Virginia Communications Manager My journey as a Virginia climate activist began as a college intern in the fight against the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, a battle we won,