8 Reasons to take the BRRRR-tual Polar Bear Plunge for the Climate
1. Be a part of the FIRST NATIONAL Polar Bear Plunge for our climate! Do you really need any other reason than this? This polar bear plunge is monumental and
CCAN Statement: They broke windows. They broke laws. They didn’t break us.
At the height of the Capitol insurrection yesterday, members of the U.S. House of Representatives lay on the floor in fear for their lives. As police drew weapons at rioters
Dispatch from a Hampton Roads Organizing Fellow
Hi, my name is Zion Claude and I just completed the inaugural Hampton Roads organizing fellowship for CCAN. I am a Savannah, Georgia native, so I was excited to work
Letter from the Director: Closing Out 2020
Dear friends, Have you finished exhaling yet? Joe Biden won! Donald Trump lost! The US Senate runoff races in Georgia won’t wrap up till January 5th, I know. But HOLY
Welcoming our new Communications Director – Laura Cofsky!
Just a few weeks ago CCAN had the pleasure of welcoming our new Communications Director Laura Cofsky to our team and we are very excited to introduce you to her!
New Patrick Gonzales Poll: Montgomery County Voters Are Highly Concerned About Climate Change and Want Major Action Soon, Especially on Solar Power
More than 75 Percent of Voters Say They Want a Concrete Plan, Within Six Months, that Will Lead to “Major” Pollution Cuts. Nearly 69 Percent Support Solar Power on Farmland
Turning the page – End of a chapter for Comms Director Denise Robbins
Denise Robbins has spent the past four years as communications director of the Chesapeake Climate Action Network. Denise grew up in Madison, Wisconsin, went to college at Cornell in upstate
Key Permit for Eastern Shore Pipeline APPROVED
CONTACT: Laura Cofsky, laura@chesapeakeclimate.org, 202-642-9336 Anthony Field, anthony@chesapeakeclimate.org, 301-664-4068 Advocacy Groups Criticize Maryland Board of Public Works Decision in Wake of Climate Change and Justice Concerns ANNAPOLIS, MD – Leading
Acid Mine Drainage: The Weirdest and Worst Fossil Fuel Impact You’ve Never Heard Of
In fall 2019, I moved from Minnesota to Washington, DC to attend George Washington University. My one and only pre-COVID semester was a rollercoaster in many respects, but in one
New Regulation Puts Maryland at Forefront of Limiting Emissions from Gas Infrastructure
CCAN Looks to Maryland to Strengthen Rules Further to Fully Address Pollution and Community Concerns TAKOMA PARK, MD — On Monday, November 16th, regulations will go into effect aimed at
