Hear from the people who power the fight for a healthy planet and a healthy democracy. Activists, policymakers, and LCV members and staff share their insights and experiences from our communities to the halls of Congress.
President Biden has protected more land than any other president, including the newest Chuckwalla and Sáttítla Highlands National Monuments. Explore his conservation legacy, the history of presidential power over federal lands, and what's at risk under the next administration.
Jan 14, 2025As we prepare for 2025, we’re taking a look back at the biggest wins of 2024 that highlight the amazing things this movement can accomplish to inspire us to keep fighting in the year ahead.
This month we’re looking back at the most read stories from 2024. Our readers honed in on the climate action made possible by federal investments, states’ clean energy progress, clean school buses, and state democracy wins. You’ll also learn about a recent major clean energy victory in Massachusetts.
Each month, LCV shares five stories about the impact of our work. This month, we’re focusing on our movement’s efforts in the 2024 elections, the federal and state races we helped win for pro-environment, pro-democracy champions, and the volunteer organizers who power our movement — and where we go from here.
In this month's roundup of the best climate news stories, we're celebrating the election of Congressional climate champions, state level climate wins, federal action to advance clean air and water initiatives, and climate wins for Indigenous communities.
Kelsey, an artist and LCV GreenRoots organizer based in Michigan, started to question her denial of climate change after Hurricane Katrina. Now, she mentors others who are new to the climate movement and organizes LCV members to get out the vote for pro-environment candidates.
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