Meet Meredith Prescott: CCAN’s New Invasive Vines Organizer
Hello! My name is Meredith (she/her) and I am thrilled to be joining the CCAN community as the Invasive Vines Program Manager. My relationship with nature began in the wild
Over 10,000 Climate Disaster Survivors and Their Allies Demand Federal Investigation of Big Oil for Climate Crimes
Chesapeake Climate Action Network and Public Citizen delivered today a letter to the Department of Justice (DOJ) demanding that it hold oil and gas companies accountable for fueling climate-driven disasters
A Lasting Legacy: Support CCAN’s 2025 Diana Dascalu-Joffe Legal Fellowship
Diana worked for CCAN from 2005 to 2015 as our extraordinary staff attorney and grants manager. She helped shepherd CCAN from a tiny staff of three – working in a
Climate Movement: Where We Go From Here
Our path is therefore dictated by our willingness to put our foot forward, join a movement, and create new roads to move on together.
Planting the Seeds for a Climate-Smart and Climate-Just Farm Bill
A blog by Jasmine Perez, Federal Climate Justice Fellow I have always felt drawn to the land. During my summer breaks, I would accompany my dad in our vegetable garden
Meet a CCANer: Bria Andrews
My favorite thing about the fellowship is how hands-on it is and how willing everyone is to answer questions and share information. Because CCAN is a small organization, fellows have
Meet a CCANer: Alyssa Fleming
One of the main things that I want to do with my career is to help communities mitigate and adapt to climate change. I think it is incredibly important to
CCAN Celebrates Kitty Hawk Offshore Wind Proposal as Key Step for Clean Energy
"Wind, solar, energy efficiency, and other clean technologies are our future and Virginia is rising to meet the occasion. This project will help us leave dirty fossil fuels where they
We Are All “Furiosa”: The World of Mad Max Through a Virginian Environmentalist’s Lens
Together with her followers, she helps put our world on a path back to that green utopia; a “life beyond Thunderdome.” And we can do it, too, if we step
Homelessness: The Next Climate Emergency?
I used to think I’d always stay housed. I’m sure many of you reading this feel that way right now. But as the world changes faster and faster, becoming less