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Carbon Fee and Dividend u A fee on carbon at the wellhead, mine and border u A dividend to households based on a simple formula u A border adjustment to prevent export of carbon pollution
Carbon Fee and Dividend Oil, Gas, US Treasury and Coal Department Fossil Fuel 100% net Pay $15/ton refund US Companies Households Fossil Prices Go Up Less is fuel-based consumed products Non Prices Drop Investments fossil Demand At extraction increase products Increases point
In Just 20 Years… u A 50% reduction of carbon emissions below 1990 levels u The addition of 2.8 million jobs, driven by the steady stimulus of the dividend u 230,000 fewer deaths due to reduction in air pollutants
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Next - Accessing CCL FROM HOME PAGE – Take Action Step 1 – Join CCL Step 2 – Join CCL info session (held weekly) Step 3 – VOLUNTEERS – Climate Advocate Training TAKE ACTION NOW! – Write Congress, Call Congress - When you use the CCL website for letters and calls, the contacts are counted and we can use the totals when we visit our Members of Congress. CCL COMMUNITY – NEW VOLUNTEERS – CORE VOLUNTEER TRAINING Most Useful Information – HOME PAGE, BOTTOM, LEFT HAND COLUMN
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The Future of Conservation in America — A Chart for Rough Water u Gary Machlis & Jonathan Jarvis u 85 pages u Solid, specific recommendations for tackling conservation issues in tough times
The Future of Conservation in America — A Chart for Rough Water u Avoid stumbling between short-term wins and defensive actions u The future of conservation requires actions for the long view — actions that create momentum for future advances u “Incorporate strategic intent and the long view into every action, conflict, or crisis”
Strategic Intent — CCL Values Focus u We are focused on what we see as the single most impactful solution to climate change — a national carbon fee and dividend. We know it will not solve the problem entirely... So that we can be effective, we do not let ourselves get distracted by work that does not support our core purpose...
The Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act (EICDA) u A carbon fee is placed on coal, oil, or natural gas shortly after it leaves the ground. u The fee starts at $15 per metric ton of CO2 potential increasing by $10 each year thereafter. u If emission cuts don’t meet scheduled targets, the annual increase can be raised to $15. u All funds are recycled to American residents as monthly dividends. Low- and middle-income Americans – about two- thirds in all – will get more back than they pay in higher prices.
The Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act (EICDA) u A carbon border adjustment is placed on carbon-intensive goods that are imported or exported, discouraging businesses from relocating to where they can pollute more, and encouraging other nations to price carbon. u There’s a moratorium on redundant federal greenhouse gas regulations, lifted after 10 years if emissions targets are not met. No effect on any other air pollution rules, auto mileage standards, appliance efficiency, methane leakage from wells, etc. u Agricultural users do not pay the fee
Our 2019 Chapter Strategy u Keep up with the Basics Writing to paper, calling and writing Congress Person-to-person conversations u Continue Grassroots Efforts Tabling, other grassroots opportunities u New focus on Grasstops Endorsements u Businesses, local and state leaders
Help Wanted — The Basics u Use the CCL Website to write your Member of Congress! u Take Action Now! – Write Congress, Call Congress - Use the CCL website for letters and calls, so contacts are counted and used when we visit our Members of Congress. u Try taking your conversations about climate change a little further next time.
Help Wanted — Grassroots u Tabling at Farmers Market Sunday, Feb. 3rd, Rillito Park 9-1 Sat. Feb. 23rd, Oro Valley 9-1 Sun. March 17th, Rillito Park 9-1 Sat. March 30th, St. Philip’s Square 9-2 u Tabling at Tucson Festival of Books (March 2/3) See tucsonccl.com for more information u Investigating another film event https://citizensclimatelobby.org/wild-scenic-film- festival- partners-with-ccl-chapters/ u Presentations at SE Arizona libraries and other venues (service clubs, homes, schools)
Help Wanted — Grasstops Endorsements u Contacts within local municipalities, names of local business leaders and help setting up initial meetings. u Goal: 12 endorsements in 2019 from community leaders Ex: Summit Hut, Health Networks, First Solar (Tempe), Bashas Supermarkets, Technical Schools, Cable Companies, Native American communities (Mary Jarosz), Community Town Councils, Farmers u As more of us are involved with outreach via meetings and presentations – please notify Ed or Jane of your plans so we don’t duplicate effort! We also need your help in reporting all our contacts to National accurately.
New Congressional Liaisons u Kirkpatrick (CD2) u Mary Jarosz u Grijalva (CD3) u Mary Stout u McSally (Senate) u Mike Conlin/TBD u Sinema (Senate) u Gretchen Reinhardt (Phoenix Chapter) u O’Halleran (CD1) u Don Bayles (Flagstaff Chapter) u Ed/Jane will schedule F2F meetings with MOC Liaisons u Consider traveling to Washington June 9-11. It should be an exciting meeting!
New State Liaisons u Victoria Steele u David Bradley u Jane Conlin u David Rubin u Kirsten Engle u Pamela Powers Hanley u Frances Bernfeld/Don u Hermann Flaschka Pearson u Randy Friese u Andres Cano u Dan Roskey u Hugh Harris u Domingo DeGrazia u Ed Beshore Will send out an internet poll to settle on a time to get together and to discuss proposed activities, state initiatives, and Environmental Day in Phoenix.
Fund Raising • Tabling materials $300 (esp. Spanish language & Conservative messaging) • Tucson Bookfest hand-outs $200 • Educational outreach – posters $200 • Student involvement $100 • Total $800 • We have reached 55 percent of our goal! •
National Call http://cclusa.org/meeting
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