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Your Climate Leadership Deserves Recognition: Apply for the 2027 American Climate Leadership Awards
More than $200,000 in awards. National recognition. One opportunity to amplify your climate impact. Are you making a difference on climate change in your community? The 2027 American Climate Leadership Awards (ACLA) want to hear your story…
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A Historic Milestone for Our Democracy, Representation, and Climate
Yesterday, millions of Americans showed up. Today, we have something powerful to celebrate: progress, possibility, and renewed momentum for the future we choose…
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Time for a Change of Plans
The 2026 mid-term election cycle is only six days away. The most important thing on the ballot isn’t a candidate or a ballot issue; it’s democracy. We will see either a triumph of autocracy and/or the power of democracy in America reasserting itself. Three things distort the outcomes now.
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ACLS19 Climate Leader Q&A: David T. Dyjack Dr.PH, CIH
The American Climate Leadership Summit 2019 (ACLS19) on May 1-2 will feature conversations with prominent climate experts and advocates. This year’s theme is “Breakthrough,” and we’re looking for just that — breakthrough strategies and ideas to help transform climate action into a true national priority. ecoAmerica asked our ACLS19 speakers to shine a light on…
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International Women’s History Month (a personal perspective)
I participated in the Women’s March in January in Washington, DC, and was pleased to see many signs and placards that supported climate action. Signs like “100% Clean, Renewable Energy for All,” “Protect Our Planet,” and “There is no Planet B” reminded me that women have often been on the forefront of social change and…
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Trusted Messengers, Trusted Messages
Of the over 327 million people residing in the United States of America, roughly 1 in 4 people — or just over 80.5 million — identify as evangelical Christians. More than half of this group rejects the notion that the activities of humans have caused climate change, either in part or in whole. The American…
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Survey Finds Support for Climate Solutions in Southwest Florida
A recent survey conducted by ecoAmerica and Lake Research Partner revealed surprising attitudes among resident of Southwest Florida, finding that Hurricane Irma was a wake-up call to establish climate solutions for the area. The survey was commissioned by the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, who has been working on natural resource conservation and wildlife protection in…
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ACLS19 Climate Leader Q&A: Dr. Jalonne White-Newsome
The American Climate Leadership Summit 2019 (ACLS19) on May 1-2 will feature conversations with prominent climate experts and advocates. This year’s theme is “Breakthrough,” and we’re looking for just that — breakthrough strategies and ideas to help transform climate action into a true national priority. ecoAmerica asked our ACLS19 speakers to shine a light on…
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ACLS19 Climate Leader Q&A: Georges Benjamin, M.D.
The American Climate Leadership Summit 2019 (ACLS19) on May 1-2 will feature conversations with prominent climate experts and advocates. This year’s theme is “Breakthrough,” and we’re looking for just that — breakthrough strategies and ideas to help transform climate action into a true national priority. ecoAmerica asked our ACLS19 speakers to shine a light on…
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Americans Are United on Climate Solutions
New Poll Shows Democrats, Independents and Republicans Aligned in Support for Key Policies of Green New Deal and other Climate Solutions Washington, D.C – Americans across party lines are concerned about climate change and majorities support proposals for a variety of solutions, according to a new poll released today by ecoAmerica and Lake Research…
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American Climate Perspectives Survey 2019, Vol. III
Health Is A Major Motivator for American Climate Action Last fall, several national and international academies issued reports on the impacts of climate change, including on human health. From the IPCC to NCA, WHO and Lancet reports, the impacts on health were found to be more severe and pervasive than previously thought. But are Americans…
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A New Era for Climate Action
As science becomes reality and the future bursts upon us, the debate on climate change is heating up. Newly empowered Democrats didn’t waste a week in the 116th Congress before launching climate hearings and introducing legislation. One proposal, an economic stimulus program called the Green New Deal is designed to eliminate carbon pollution by 2030…