Climate Solidarity Means Immigrant Solidarity I need to start by talking about my brothers. Their names are José and Martin, 14 and 20 respectively. They came to live with me… Continued

So much has happened in a few short months! Let me start at the beginning — right before this year’s legislative session. At the beginning of the year, we were… Continued

Following the action on the floor from atop the Maryland State House’s Senate chamber during the 2019 legislative session’s final hours, the CCAN team was tired but alert with anticipation… Continued

A memo from the Chesapeake Climate Action Network Summary The good: The Maryland Clean Energy Jobs Act (SB 516) passed the state General Assembly on April 8th with a stunning… Continued

Did you know that cars, trucks, and other forms of transportation account for nearly 30 percent of America’s climate pollution? With climate change barreling down on us, from devastating floods… Continued

Michelle Cook, Norfolk Ms. Michelle Cook is a long-time resident of Norfolk, Virginia. She lives with the disastrous effects of flooding in her city right now. One flood was so… Continued

After nearly three years of relentless community pressure, champions on the DC Council finally passed it… the strongest climate law in the country! With a unanimous vote on Tuesday, the… Continued

Everything we ever thought as possible in Virginia politics is rapidly shifting in the Commonwealth. From the the ballooning number of ACP permits being rejected in court, to the State… Continued