With the release of his recent report, Decarbonizing Virginia's Economy: Pathways to 2050, we caught up with Bill Shobe for our first climate leader of 2021. He is an economist and a Professor of Public Policy at the University of Virginia and directs economic and policy research at the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service.
Read MoreC3 shepherded a letter urging General Assembly to adopt clean car legislation that was signed by eight localities across the state. The full press release and letter can be found here.
Read MoreIn this Climate Connections, Lilly speaks with Dr. Paige Perriello about the overlapping viruses of Covid-19, institutional racism, and climate change, and the ways in which Covid has placed, in Perriello’s words, “a spotlight on pre-existing inequalities that can not be ignored now.”
Read MoreTeri Kent, our Director of Programs and Communication, shares highlights from 2020. It wasn’t ALL bad.
Read MoreTuesday, December 15th 35 Climate Action Kits (in English and Spanish) were delivered to excited Agnor-Hurt Elementary School 4th graders! This cool community partnership was designed to bring climate awareness and solutions to kids and their families.
Read MoreOur November Climate Leader, Laura Goldblatt, is a member of the Charlottesville Low-Income Housing Coalition, Commissioner for the Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority, and Assistant Professor of English, University of Virginia. She is tireless in her work to address longstanding inequities in our community like affordable housing.
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