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The first national scorecard to hold state legislators accountable for their votes on important climate and environmental justice legislation.
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Candidates focused on reducing energy costs in Arizona win respective primaries.
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We're sad and angry, but not out of hope. No single bill could stop the climate crisis, and there is a path forward: the states.
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Frightened Incumbents Pull Out All the Stops To Bar Clean Energy and Consumer Advocate Patty Durand from the Georgia PSC Race
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Our Climate Slate candidates are fantastic champions for climate action and environmental justice. But that’s not all.
Climate Slate candidate met with deluge of sketchy money
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Candidates Focused on Reducing Energy Costs Win Respective North Carolina Primary Elections
Here are a few examples of the intersections between climate action and democracy in some of our priority states.
Yet again, elections matter for climate and justice. On Tuesday, Arizona Climate Slate champ voted down expanding a fossil gas plant.
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Last night, voters in Columbia, Missouri elected two Climate Slate champions!
Climate Slate candidate Patty Durand has had to deal with some last minute shenanigans from the state legislature to derail her campaign.
Did you see? This week, we added more climate and environmental justice champions to the Climate Slate.
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This session marked the first under the new Glenn Youngkin administration, combined with new Republican control over the House of Delegates.
Hard work by environmentalists has helped turn low-turnout utility board elections into a vehicle for change in Nebraska
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The unofficial results from the March 1 Texas Primary are in, and we are incredibly proud of our Climate Slate and endorsed candidates! Read the highlights.
With over 6,000 state legislative seats up for election this November, we must determine which of these races to prioritize for the greatest climate impact.
Here's a primer on the many different ways states can step up as climate leaders.
Today, Climate Cabinet PAC made their first endorsements of the 2022 election cycle and announced the Climate Slate
Legislative Director Blair St. Ledger-Olson reflects on the nomination of Trump EPA-appointee Andrew Wheeler as Virginia Secretary of Natural and Historic Resources.
Our candidate engagement program helps candidates make climate change a bigger part of their campaign - in a way that will help them win.
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Deputy Director Emma Fisher reflects on the Clean & Equitable Jobs Act, newly passed in her home state of Illinois.
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At Least Two Climate Slate Candidates Reelected to the Virginia House of Delegates
Democrats are overwhelmingly better than Republicans when it comes to voting for climate action. But in the face of the climate crisis, being better than a Republican isn’t good enough.
Climate Cabinet Scores should be considered within the context of each individual state. In this blog, we explain why -- and then invite you to dive into the data!
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The Climate Cabinet Scorecard is the first national tool to hold state legislators accountable for their votes on important climate legislation.
Read more about the methodology of the Climate Cabinet Scorecard.
We probably sound like a broken record: we can’t tackle climate change without state leadership. State legislatures are the under-appreciated battlegrounds for our future.
Intern Emma Buday spent her summer diving into climate bills. Here’s what she learned about the power of state legislatures.
We need a national climate scorecard for state legislators. Here’s why.
We need to address climate change and social justice hand-in-hand. Here’s a view from Virginia.
Join us as we dive into the data at the intersection of climate change and electoral politics.
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Climate is finally a winning political issue — but the top of the ticket failed to drive downballot Democratic success in this election.
A Data Dive On How U.S. State Legislators Are Dealing With The Climate Crisis (Or Not)