The Climate Leadership Council promotes the most effective, fair and lasting climate solutions.
Rooted in Collaboration
The Climate Leadership Council works with businesses, environmental leaders, labor interests, economists, and policymakers to develop and advance market-driven solutions that significantly reduce global emissions.
The Council's letter to the transition team
The Council sent a letter to President-elect Trump's transition team outlining priorities around unleashing American economic growth, revitalizing our manufacturing sector, fostering energy security and prosperity, and promoting a foreign policy that serves American security interests.
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Prioritizing American Interests: A New Strategy for Global Decarbonization
The Council released a new report stating that policymakers should embrace a climate strategy that leads with addressing the priorities of American families, manufacturers, and workers. By prioritizing American competitiveness, economic growth, resource security, and geopolitical influence, global emissions will fall.
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House PROVE IT Act Event and Introduction
U.S. Representatives John Curtis (R-UT) and Scott Peters (D-CA) joined the Council to discuss their introduction of the bipartisan PROVE IT Act in the House.
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Statement: White House Climate and Trade Task Force
Catrina Rorke, executive director of the Council’s Center for Climate and Trade, issued a statement regarding the White House’s intent to launch a Climate and Trade Task Force.
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Carbon Advantage
America makes goods with fewer emissions than most countries in the world. We call this a carbon advantage. By leveraging our carbon advantage we can boost the U.S. economy and lower global emissions.
Trade
A quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions are embedded in goods that are traded internationally. We need a global trade system that rewards cleaner production and encourages the exports of low-carbon technologies and fuels.
Measuring Emissions
Consumers, firms, and governments are demanding a clearer picture of the carbon emitted along the entire goods manufacturing supply chain. We need streamlined emissions measurement and reporting approaches to improve market certainty and support global decarbonization.
Carbon Dividends
The Baker-Shultz Carbon Dividends Plan is the most effective, efficient, and fair U.S. climate proposal. It would invest all Americans in a clean energy future, give U.S. businesses policy certainty, and hold other countries accountable.
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