JUST LAUNCHED!
Seventh Annual EV Raffle for the Climate!
All proceeds support our nonprofit efforts to fight climate change!
First prize: Rivian or Lucid or Porsche. You choose!
Second prize: Buzz or Ioniq. Third prize: Equinox EV.
We advocate for public policies
that fight climate change across our region and beyond.
NATIONAL
Big Oil is doubling down on liquefied natural gas (LNG), a dangerous and dirty fossil fuel. Exporting it raises energy prices, harms frontline communities, and supercharges the climate crisis. We're fighting back.
DC
The Public Service Commission regulates the District’s utilities – Pepco and Washington Gas – and has the power to make or break our climate commitments. Check CCAN’s Docket Dispatch to see if PSC is keeping up with the task.
Take Action
State-based and Federal climate advocacy is the path forward to keep fossil fuels in the ground and increase clean energy. CCAN Action Fund works to effect change in public policy at the local, state, and national levels through voter education, lobbying and participation in the electoral process to address the threat of climate change. Donate today to support this important work in the region surrounding our nation’s capital.
CCAN Action Fund is the advocacy arm of the Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN).
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Support Our Work
State-based and federal climate advocacy is the path forward to keep fossil fuels in the ground and increase clean energy. CCAN Action Fund works to effect change in public policy at the local, state, and national levels through voter education, lobbying and participation in the electoral process to address the threat of climate change. Donate today to support this important work in the region surrounding our nation’s capital.
Explore Our Campaigns:
DC Council restores $3.1 million to help low-income households upgrade to efficient electric equipment, creating ‘Mayor’s Energy Surcharge’ to increase transparency, accountability
Washington Gas Exposed: Why Our Homes and Health Are at Risk from Toxic Methane Gas
Senate Passes “Big Ugly Bill,” Sparking Fears of Higher Electricity Prices, Huge Job Cuts, and Social Safety Net Losses
