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Coming August 2026: New Report on Organizations and Climate Action
Organizations are among the most powerful pathways for advancing climate action. More than 170 million Americans are connected to workplaces, schools, health systems, faith communities, businesses, and civic institutions. Together, these are uniquely powerful social settings where people learn, build trust, make decisions, and act together, creating change that can ripple beyond individual organizations to…
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Most of Us Care. We Just Don’t Share
For people who worry about our changing climate — and wonder if anyone else does. Maybe this is you. You’re a nurse, a family doctor, a pastor, a teacher, a small-business owner. You’re not an activist, and you’d never call yourself a “climate person.” But somewhere in the back of your mind, you worry about…
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Introducing Election Earth: Vote Your Values. Join the Climate Majority.
You are likely one of the majority of Americans who want a safer, healthier climate future. Did you know that nearly 3 in 4 Americans are concerned about climate change, and 88 percent feel a moral responsibility to help create a safe and healthy climate? You are the majority! And it is time to make…
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Denver Public Schools, American Climate Leadership Awards 2025 Finalist
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ecoAmerica Announces Finalists for the 2025 American Climate Leadership Awards
ecoAmerica unveiled the 10 finalists for the sixth annual American Climate Leadership Awards (ACLA), the nation’s premier recognition program honoring outstanding efforts to expand climate advocacy and action with $200,000 in awards.
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Balancing Progress and Justice: Mining and Batteries
As the world rightly moves to renewable energy, we face a critical task: we must move away from fossil fuels — which are responsible for millions of premature deaths and extensive environmental damage — while ensuring that our solutions do not further harm people or the planet.
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New Administration’s Climate Agenda Defies Majority Consensus
During his inaugural address, President Trump promised to declare a national energy emergency, expand drilling, and dismantle regulations restricting domestic energy production and use. But is this what Americans want?
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Los Angeles Wildfires: A Call for Compassion and Support
As the Los Angeles fires continue to rage, we’re receiving devastating reports from our partners, ambassadors, board members, and loved ones; stories of unimaginable loss and trauma in desperate need of human kindness.
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President Jimmy Carter’s Legacy
Much has been written about President Jimmy Carter’s extraordinary contributions to democracy, health, and the environment — both during his tenure as the 39th President of the United States and in the decades since. Amidst these achievements, two aspects of his legacy deserve greater emphasis.
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More Common Ground Than You Think: American Consensus on Climate in 2024
Discussing climate change often evokes diverse emotions and reactions. Yet, amidst perceptions of polarizing attitudes, Americans are finding common ground on the urgent need to protect what we all value the most. Here’s a year in review of our most compelling findings on American climate sentiment in 2024.