Ashley Lane

Sep 3, 2024 | ecoamerica.org | Ashley Lane

As the realities of climate change become increasingly apparent, the power of individual action through voting cannot be overstated. While global awareness of environmental issues has surged, translating this concern into electoral action remains a challenge. Yet, the potential for meaningful change through informed voting is profound. We all need to make a visible commitment to vote on climate – to take the Climate Voter Pledge.

Aug 5, 2024 | ecoamerica.org | Ashley Lane

You can help shape a community that prioritizes climate action by equipping yourself with knowledge about candidates’ environmental commitments and the potential impacts of ballot measures. With our new Local Candidate + Ballot Measure Climate Assessment Tool, you can make informed decisions at the polls, driving meaningful climate action.

Jun 7, 2024 | ecoamerica.org | Ashley Lane

Exercising your right to vote is fundamental to democracy. Yet, voter suppression tactics continue to threaten this essential democratic process, particularly impacting marginalized communities. Through our votes, we have the power to support policies that protect our environment, foster equity and justice, and build the sustainable future we want to see. However, to harness this power, we must stay informed, prepared, and mobilized to counter voter suppression tactics.

May 15, 2024 | ecoamerica.org | Ashley Lane

As we reflect on the first quarter of 2024, our Climate Ambassadors have once again showcased their unwavering dedication and effectiveness in fostering meaningful climate action. With over 4,760 trained Ambassadors nationwide, including over 500 recruits since January, the range and impact of their activities continue to expand, reaching more than 5,000 individuals through direct engagement this quarter alone. Interested in having a Climate Ambassador speak at your next event?

May 1, 2024 | ecoamerica.org | Ashley Lane

As we navigate the complexities of our world, the intertwined challenges of climate change and mental health demand our attention and action. With the increasing prevalence of climate anxiety among our youth and an important election year upon us, waves of calls to action are sweeping across communities. The well-being of our children and young people, who stand at the forefront of facing climate change’s challenges, propels us to unite in voting mindfully and advocating for positive change.