Mobility for All: the Fight for Public Transit
CCAN honors today, February 4, Transit Equity Day and the birthdate of civil rights advocate Rosa Parks. In 1955, Ms. Parks helped spur a national movement against racist Jim Crow
POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT: Federal Campaign Coordinator
Chesapeake Climate Action Network seeks a passionate advocate work on Capitol Hill and help pressure federal agencies to fully implement the historic climate provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act. This
Danville Register & Bee op-ed: Youngkin says no to good jobs
You don’t need to look hard at census data to see that Virginia and Georgia aren’t very different. With booming populations, a host of technology entrepreneurs and a business-friendly climate,
Daily Record Op-ed: Maryland needs to build more offshore wind projects
Op-ed by Jamie DeMarco initially published in The Daily Record. Offshore wind is bringing union careers to Maryland, lowering utility bills, and improving our health, but the turbines under development
Virginia Mercury Op-ed: Game over for the Mountain Valley Pipeline
The Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) is 0-4 on first down conversions. The red zone is nowhere in sight, and the clock is running out. Why are people still betting on this team?
Richmond Times-Dispatch Letter to the Editor: Virginia is ready for electric vehicle standards
The 2023 General Assembly session is around the corner, and the partisan fearmongering has unfortunately already begun. Republicans pre-filed seven bills to repeal clean car standards.
POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT: Central Virginia Organizer
The Chesapeake Climate Action Network seeks a passionate organizer dedicated to uplifting community leaders in central Virginia to take on the climate crisis. We will tailor this position to the experience
Youngkin Uses State Air Board to Illegally Repeal Popular Climate Policy
Proposed regulation would pull Virginia out of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, which was enacted by the legislature, delivers hundreds of millions of dollars to the state, and has overwhelming public support.
Maryland County of One Million People Moves to Eliminate Fossil Fuel Use in New Buildings by 2026
Maryland County of One Million People Moves to Eliminate Fossil Fuel Use in New Buildings by 2026 ROCKVILLE, MD – In a vote with national implications for climate policy, the
Celebrating 20 Years Of Climate Action, Passage of Historic Climate Bill, and a Promise to Keep Fighting for Our Planet
Celebrating 20 Years Of Climate Action, Passage of Historic Climate Bill, and a Promise to Keep Fighting for Our Planet “The best regional grassroots climate group in the world” celebrates
