Hi all,

Below are two social packages. The first is an op-ed from Rev. Mack highlighting how clean energy will help North Carolina’s environment and economy. The second is an op-ed from Dr. Tyler that details how faith groups can confront the climate crisis. As always, feel free to adapt this guidance to best fit the voice of your organization- please reach out with any questions!

Thanks,

Julia

Reverend Mack Op-Ed

TWITTER: 

• Clean energy jobs are the future for North Carolina. Reverend Corine Mack highlights how bringing clean energy to North Carolinians will address climate change while boosting local economies. #ActOnClimate http://www.thecharlottepost.com/news/2019/11/17/opinion/charlotte-s-first-steps-to-equity-through-sustainable-employment/
• READ: Reverend Corine Mack explains why clean energy jobs are key to creating a healthy planet and a healthy economy in North Carolina. #ActOnClimate http://www.thecharlottepost.com/news/2019/11/17/opinion/charlotte-s-first-steps-to-equity-through-sustainable-employment/
• According to Reverend Mack, clean energy jobs will not only help our planet and health, but will also boost North Carolina’s economy. Learn more about how clean energy jobs are key to the fight to #ActOnClimate: http://www.thecharlottepost.com/news/2019/11/17/opinion/charlotte-s-first-steps-to-equity-through-sustainable-employment/
• Climate justice is social justice: read Reverend Corine Mack’s piece on how clean energy jobs can offer a second chance for the formerly incarcerated. #ActOnClimate http://www.thecharlottepost.com/news/2019/11/17/opinion/charlotte-s-first-steps-to-equity-through-sustainable-employment/

FACEBOOK:

• Clean energy jobs are the future for North Carolina. Reverend Corine Mack highlights how bringing clean energy to North Carolinians will address climate change while boosting local economies. #ActOnClimate http://www.thecharlottepost.com/news/2019/11/17/opinion/charlotte-s-first-steps-to-equity-through-sustainable-employment/
• READ: Reverend Corine Mack explains why clean energy jobs are key to creating a healthy planet and a healthy economy in North Carolina. #ActOnClimate http://www.thecharlottepost.com/news/2019/11/17/opinion/charlotte-s-first-steps-to-equity-through-sustainable-employment/
• Climate justice is social justice: read Reverend Corine Mack’s piece on how clean energy jobs can offer a second chance for the formerly incarcerated. #ActOnClimate http://www.thecharlottepost.com/news/2019/11/17/opinion/charlotte-s-first-steps-to-equity-through-sustainable-employment/

Dr. Tyler Op-Ed

TWITTER

• .@DRTYLER1911, a @greenthechurch member and pastor of Shorter Community AME Church, calls on turning faith into action by confronting the rapidly encroaching climate change crisis and calls for transitioning to a clean energy economy. #ActOnClimate http://greenthechurch.org/turning-faith-into-action-rev-dr-timothy-tyler/
• .@greenthechurch members tackle environmental issues with faith and action: In Colorado @DRTYLER1911 calls out @SenCoryGardner for his vote in favor of the Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) rule that guts the Clean Power Plan and fails to limit the carbon pollution. #ActOnClimate http://greenthechurch.org/turning-faith-into-action-rev-dr-timothy-tyler/

• .@DRTYLER1911: Whether it's soot in the air or lead in the water, the health and economic burdens of pollution have often fallen on those with the least means. When we commit to tackling the climate crisis, it must mean a commitment to tackle these inequities. #ActOnClimate http://greenthechurch.org/turning-faith-into-action-rev-dr-timothy-tyler/
• #GTC pastor @DRTYLER1911: If we want to address the wide health disparities in communities of color and the broader impacts of the climate crisis, we must work toward pressuring our elected officials to adopt legislation requiring net-zero carbon pollution. #ActOnClimate http://greenthechurch.org/turning-faith-into-action-rev-dr-timothy-tyler/

Julia Hurwit (she/her)

Digital Organizer - Climate Action Campaign

617.797.0269

jhurwit@cacampaign.com