Last night, Virginians across the Commonwealth came together to support a strong federal climate policy.
Tidwell on NBC: Can Clean Energy Save the Bay?
What will it take to clean up the Chesapeake Bay? As CCAN Director Mike Tidwell explains in this interview with NBC Nightly News, we have all the technology we need, now all we have to do is start using it.
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Green Jobs Triumph on the Eastern Shore!
If the success of Saturday’s Green Jobs event in Cambridge was any indication, the future of climate and green energy action on the Eastern Shore is looking very bright, and we should all be very proud of what we accomplished. We got a mayor (Victoria Jackson-Stanley) and a congressional candidate (Frank Kratovil) talking earnestly about the building the green economy; we’ve developed a network of local businesses and activists, and spread our message to the broader Dorchester and Talbot communities with a big write up in the local papers.
But it’s important to remember that Saturday was just the beginning. On September 27th we proved that we can capture the attention of both the media and our local leaders
CCAN's Hiring Interns! Clean Energy Internships
Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN) is accepting applications for Clean Energy fall internships.
The Chesapeake Climate Action Network is the first grassroots, nonprofit organization dedicated exclusively to fighting global warming in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Our mission is to educate and mobilize citizens of this region in a way that fosters a rapid societal switch to clean energy and energy-efficient products, thus joining similar efforts worldwide to slow and perhaps halt the dangerous trend of global warming.
We are in need of 3-4 qualified and dedicated individuals to work with us in several different capacities. We are looking for interns to support our:
- Communications/media support for our clean energy and global warming campaigns/trainings.
- Campus Climate Challenge campaign and other campus activities
- Federal and state policy campaigns in Virginia and Maryland, with focus on grassroots activism
- Web Development/Online campaigns
In your cover letter, please indicate whether you would be most interested in working on the national, campus or state campaigns.
The position requires a commitment of at least 15 hours/week during Fall ’08 (September – December). Location of the internship is flexible. Dependent focus