Saturday, September 9, 2023 | 10 am PT / 1 pm ET
Madeline McGill, Founder, Western Desk
Madeline began her political career working for campaigns, non-profits, and labor unions across New England. In 2018, she moved to Utah to help found the Rural Utah Project, bringing their fundraising and communications programs online. In 2020, she built an organic digital and earned media program with an advertising equivalency of $11.1M across the rural Southwest. Since, Madeline has continued her work as a narrative strategist, driving outcomes for non-profits, labor unions, and candidates for office who are curious to engage with people who call rural landscapes home. Her notable projects include John Fetterman for US Senate, National Nurses United, The Sierra Club, SEIU, and the Rural Democracy Initiative. She’s proud to partner with the Rural Climate Partnership on building a transformative narrative framework for hardworking rural people.
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Key players in the fossil fuel industry knew decades ago that burning coal, oil, and methane gas to warm our homes, power our cars, and generate electricity was warming the planet. Instead of acting on the knowledge, they…
September 6, 2023Laser Talk – The IMF, Carbon Pricing and Explicit and Implicit Fossil Fuels Subsidies
Here is a hopeful conclusion from the report: “Full fossil fuel price reform would reduce global carbon dioxide emissions to an estimated 43 percent below baseline levels in 2030 (in line with keeping global warming to 1.5-2C), while raising…
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