Hi all,
To continue today’s #ClimateFriday push, please consider joining in our
#ClimateFriday hour of action, happening now! We’ve included some state-specific social options below.
We also wanted to re-up our Climate Friday graphics. Attached
HERE are a handful of evergreen graphics that can be widely used. Please feel free to mix and match the graphics with the social guidance provided below.
We ask that even if you are not messaging on these topics today, that you add #ClimateFriday and #ActOnClimate to any social content that you put out.
Thanks, and have a good weekend!
Julia
East
Maine
What to say:
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There shouldn’t be any doubt. Brown grass from unusually dry and hot summers. Hazy skies from wildfires in the West. Climate change affects Maine, and now our leaders must prioritize communities and #ActOnClimate. #ClimateFriday
https://www.centralmaine.com/2020/10/05/our-view-climate-change-effects-becoming-harder-to-ignore/
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#ClimateFriday FACT ⚡ Maine generates 80% of its energy from renewable sources. Read more from @CleanEnergyBiz on what energy innovation means for Maine:
https://www.cebn.org/wp-content/uploads/Clean-Energy-Infographic-2020-ME.pdf
North Carolina
What to say:
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Climate change means more extreme weather, which means our coastal communities endure more tidal flooding. @helmerjodi explains what this trend means for North Carolina’s housing market. @NRDC #ClimateFriday
https://www.nrdc.org/stories/climate-change-floods-north-carolinas-housing-market
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North Carolina ranks top 10 nationwide in renewable energy capacity. Read more about how the Old North State uses its clean energy resources, from @CleanEnergyBiz. #ClimateFriday
https://www.cebn.org/wp-content/uploads/Clean-Energy-Infographic-2020-NC.pdf
Pennsylvania
What to say:
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Pennsylvania is one of the leading states in clean energy jobs and is in a position to be at the forefront of energy innovation and efficiency as our nation moves to address our current crises. Learn more from @CleanEnergyBiz
⬇️ #ClimateFriday
https://www.cebn.org/wp-content/uploads/Clean-Energy-Infographic-2020-PA.pdf
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In a report by @NCSE and @TFN which rated states on their climate change education, Pennsylvania received an ‘F’ grade for a curriculum that fails to address the #ClimateCrisis. Future generations deserve to know what their future holds. #ClimateFriday
https://climategrades.org/#data
South Carolina
What to say:
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A clean energy future for all is on its way in South Carolina. Learn more about what energy innovation means in the Palmetto State (via: @CleanEnergyBiz) #ClimateFriday
https://www.cebn.org/wp-content/uploads/Clean-Energy-Infographic-2020-SC.pdf
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In a report by @NCSE and @TFN that rated states on their climate change education, South Carolina received an ‘F’ grade for a curriculum that fails to address the urgency or acknowledge the scope of the #ClimateCrisis. #ClimateFriday
https://climategrades.org/#data
Virginia
What to say:
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VA is one of the leading states in clean energy jobs and is in a position to be at the forefront of energy innovation as our nation seeks to address our current crises. Learn more from @CleanEnergyBiz
⬇️ #ClimateFriday
https://www.cebn.org/wp-content/uploads/Clean-Energy-Infographic-2020-VA.pdf
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In a report by @NCSE and @TFN which rated states on their climate change education, Virginia received an ‘F’ grade for a curriculum that doesn’t acknowledge the causes of the #ClimateCrisis or provide learning on climate solutions. #ClimateFriday
https://climategrades.org/#data
West Virginia
What to say:
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With our energy future at a crossroads, our West Virginia leaders must move toward energy innovation to rebuild our economy. Read more on how WV can achieve a clean energy future
⬇️ @CleanEnergyBiz #ClimateFriday
https://www.cebn.org/wp-content/uploads/Clean-Energy-Infographic-2020-WV.pdf
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In a report by @NCSE and @TFN that rated states on their climate change education, West Virginia received a ‘D’ grade for a curriculum that requires students to debate the existence of the #ClimateCrisis. Science isn’t debatable. #ClimateFriday
https://climategrades.org/#data
West
Alaska
What to say:
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For Gen Z, the #ClimateCrisis is an immediate and serious threat. Especially in places like Ketchikan, Alaska, where extreme weather and rainfall are threatening the ecosystem that many Alaskans need to survive. #ClimateFriday
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2020/10/07/climate-change-gen-z-urgent-threat-our-planet-column/3636669001/
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#ClimateFriday FACT: 26% of Alaska’s electricity comes from renewable energy sources. #ActOnClimate and learn more about how Alaska is utilizing clean energy from @CleanEnergyBiz:
https://www.cebn.org/wp-content/uploads/Clean-Energy-Infographic-2020-AK.pdf
Arizona
What to say:
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Curious about how Arizona is utilizing clean energy to #ActOnClimate? Check it out here: (via @CleanEnergyBiz) #ClimateFriday
https://www.cebn.org/wp-content/uploads/Clean-Energy-Infographic-2020-AZ.pdf
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Researchers from @ASU fear that as climate change worsens, Arizona wildfire season will get longer and more extreme. On this #ClimateFriday, learn how you can #ActOnClimate and help Arizonans.
https://www.statepress.com/article/2020/10/spmagazine-hell-on-earth-inching-toward-an-endless-fire-season
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The combination of extreme heat and wildfires in Arizona is threatening Navajo Nation’s water source. We cannot afford to wait, we must #ActOnClimate now. #ClimateFriday
https://www.aljazeera.com/gallery/2020/10/6/climate-change-is-drying-the-lifeblood-of-navajo-ranchers/
Colorado
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THIS: in Colorado, 25% of electricity is generated from renewable sources. We must #ActOnClimate for clean energy, which not only helps the planet, but can stimulate CO’s clean energy economy. #ClimateFriday
https://www.cebn.org/wp-content/uploads/Clean-Energy-Infographic-2020-CO.pdf
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“On the heels of another summer plagued by dangerous heat, drought, and fires, some of Colorado's top leaders are speaking out against the rollback of clean-car standards.” Experts, consumers and Coloradans know we need #CleanerCars.
#ClimateFriday
https://www.publicnewsservice.org/2020-10-08/environment/colorado-ag-ready-to-fight-for-strong-emission-standards/a71704-1
Iowa
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Iowans know that clean energy is the future. Check out @CleanEnergyBiz’s new clean energy resource to see how Iowans are utilizing renewable resources. #ClimateFriday
https://www.cebn.org/wp-content/uploads/Clean-Energy-Infographic-2020-IA.pdf
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/2020/10/01/electric-buses-iowa-dart-sustainability-climate-change-midamerican-energy-des-moines/3585981001/
Utah
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As of 2019, there were over 48,000 clean energy jobs in Utah alone. On this #ClimateFriday, learn more about how clean energy is being used in Utah, and what you can do to #ActOnClimate. (Via @CleanEnergyBiz)
https://www.cebn.org/wp-content/uploads/Clean-Energy-Infographic-2020-UT.pdf
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Great news for your #ClimateFriday! More than 100 state leaders in Utah came together on Wednesday to sign the Utah Climate and Clean Air Compact, a bold step in the fight to #ActOnClimate.
https://utahpolicy.com/index.php/features/today-at-utah-policy/25109-utah-takes-bold-step-in-addressing-climate-and-clean-air-solutions
Julia Hurwit (she/her)
Digital Campaigns Manager - Climate Action Campaign
617.797.0269
jhurwit@cacampaign.com