CCAN Summer Newsletter 2026
CCAN Summer Newsletter 2026 Letter from the Director We’re Rising to Meet New Challenges! As I write this note on my Maryland porch, the temperature is climbing to 102 degrees and my phone is screaming about an “Extreme Heat Watch” across the region. Meanwhile, it’s so hot in Europe that record numbers of people are […] READ MORE>>
CCAN Winter Newsletter 2025-2026 Letter from the Director It’s True: Clean Energy is Inevitable! As part of the amazing “Sun Day” celebrations for solar power nationwide this past September, we at CCAN demonstrated to Congress the amazing durability of clean energy. Right near the Capitol steps, we took a 46-year-old solar hot water panel – […] READ MORE>>
CCAN Summer Newsletter 2025 Letter from the Director I Still Have Hope – Here’s Why Feeling depressed about Donald Trump? Worried the planet can’t survive another four years of medieval attack from the White House and Congress? Well I worry too… but I still have hope. In March, I published a book called The Lost […] READ MORE>>
CCAN Winter Newsletter 2024-2025 Letter from the Director We are NOT going back Keep this in mind the next time Donald Trump’s return to the White House paralyzes you with despair: The climate movement in the Chesapeake region actually grew under Trump’s first term. We banned fracking in Maryland in 2017. We stopped the Atlantic […] READ MORE>>
CCAN Summer Newsletter 2024
CCAN Summer Newsletter 2024 Letter from the Director 2024: The Most Important Election I bet the only thing you can really think about right now is the upcoming November elections. I know that’s true for me. So while I wish I could use this space to tell you about the Chesapeake Climate Action Network’s (CCAN) […] READ MORE>>
CCAN Winter Newsletter 2023-2024
The year 2023 has been a time of historic action and progress fighting climate change. But it’s also been a year of alarming impacts, including the record-shattering global heat that will make this, by far, the warmest year on record. Just reading the headlines can be mentally exhausting. And fighting corporate and political greed isn’t easy. READ MORE>>
