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Learn more about Citizens’ Climate Lobby and how you can make a difference in creating the political will for legislation that will wean our nation off the fossil fuels that are changing the Earth’s climate.

National Website: http://citizensclimatelobby.org

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Citizens’ Climate Lobby exists to EMPOWERcitizens like YOU to connect with and influence their members of Congress; to spread the idea that each one of us can address climate change solutions like Carbon Fee and Dividend.

We can make this happen. Bring your voice to Citizens’ Climate Lobby!

Goals:

• Create the political will for a sustainable climate.
• Empower individuals to have breakthroughs in exercising their personal and political power.

Introductory Call:  Every Wednesday at 5:00 PM Pacific, this national call is for those new to Citizens Climate Lobby (CCL) who would like to know more about us, what we do, and how we do it.  Please, register here.

Monthly Meetings: The 2nd Saturday of every month at 10:00 am Pacific, includes the national conference call with guest speaker, followed by time for an Action and Laser Talk.  We forge relationships with congressional representatives and media through letter, calls and meetings. Listen to past conference calls here.

Contact: seattle@citizensclimatelobby.org

Citizens’ Climate Lobby is…

A national, non-partisan, grassroots organization committed to creating the political will for a stable climate.

Volunteer driven, with approximately 4,000 volunteers in 46 states.

Actively advocating for a national, revenue neutral carbon tax: CCL volunteers meet directly with congressional offices, editorial boards, and community leaders, and publish hundreds of letters to the editor each year.

Fun! The Seattle chapter’s monthly meetings include a potluck breakfast and time to socialize, discuss climate change issues, and plan for legislative and community action.