December 2024: Inside the Greenhouse
Inside the Greenhouse is a monthly update on FCNL’s environmental advocacy and the climate crisis.
There’s a lot of climate and energy news out there. Inside the Greenhouse is here to help you sort through it all. Every month, we highlight the most significant developments in Congress and beyond on the climate crisis, clean energy, environmental justice, and more.
From carbon pricing to solar and wind energy, we’re keeping tabs on the climate policies that matter most to you. We’ll also provide you with a monthly action, so that you can join thousands of other climate advocates in calling for a more green and sustainable future.
Get monthly action alerts and updates on our work for climate action, sustainable energy, and a healthier planet.
Inside the Greenhouse is a monthly update on FCNL’s environmental advocacy and the climate crisis.
Inside the Greenhouse is a monthly update on FCNL’s environmental advocacy and the climate crisis.
Note: FCNL’s Daren Caughron is currently at COP29. Next edition of Inside the Greenhouse will include his reflections on the conference.
Inside the Greenhouse is a monthly update on FCNL’s environmental advocacy and the climate crisis.
Our hearts are heavy for people living in the southeastern United States who lost power, homes, and lives from Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The ferocity of these storms worsened because of climate change.
Inside the Greenhouse is a monthly update on FCNL’s environmental advocacy and the climate crisis.
We are thrilled to have Anna Aguto as this year’s program assistant for sustainable energy and environment. Anna comes to FCNL from the Quaker U.N. office in Geneva, Switzerland, where she focused on international climate policy. Please join us in welcoming Anna!
Inside the Greenhouse is a monthly update on FCNL’s environmental advocacy and the climate crisis.
Inside the Greenhouse is a monthly update on FCNL’s environmental advocacy and the climate crisis.
FCNL welcomes climate discussions between the two rivals, China and the US.
Congress must support farmers so we can leave a habitable world for future generations.
With climate experts forecasting that these extreme heat events will grow more frequent and intense, we need urgent action to protect vulnerable communities worldwide.
As the world’s highest environmental decision-making body, the United Nations Environment Assembly focused on strengthening multilateral cooperation to address climate change, nature loss, and pollution.
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