Welcome!
This is the website for the Greater Tucson chapter of Citizen’s Climate Lobby. Our local chapter is involved in a number of activities, including grassroots outreach at public events, engaging community leaders, organizing public presentations on climate change, communications with the media, and direct meetings with candidates for, and elected representatives to, local, state, and national offices.
Here you can find out more about us, find out where and when we meet, get information about special events, and get details on how to contact us.
Special Announcements and News
Book Club Meets April 13
Our next book is Erica Gies’ Water Always Wins. Winner of the Rachel Carson Award for Excellence in Environmental Journalism,This is a hopeful journey around the world and across time, illuminating better ways to live with water.
Open to everyone, bookclub will meet on-line at 7 PM, April 13 via Zoom.
Click here to join the meeting or paste this link into your browser:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86882110475?pwd=usbn66Z1T69RvTz1M0bb8kBaMCv37s.1
April Membership Meeting
April 18, Martha Cooper Library at 10AM.
1377 N. Catalina Ave.
A CCL Tucson Exclusive Presentation
On Tuesday, March 16, Dr. Derek Lemoine of the UA’s Eller College of Management and co-director of the university’s Consortium of Environmentally Resilient Business, made a presentation to CCL Tucson on the Economics of climate change.
To view a more information about the presentation and to see a video or read a transcript, click here.
Make a Contribution to CCL Tucson
Some of our most impactful work involves bringing young people into the project of fighting climate change. One way we do this is through scholarships that send student (18 and older) to Washington, D.C. to attend our national conference. Other essential tools include printing materials for handouts, posters, email tools, and zoom accounts. Your contribution can help us keep our educational mission on track.
We have a online GoFundMe page at:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-tucson-citizens-climate-lobby-in-2026
Copy this into your browser and you will be directed to our page where you can make a tax-deductable contribution.
Help us make 2026 a productive year for the climate!!
Compost to Reduce Greenhouse Emissions
Did you know the majority of the food thrown away is compostable? Composting gives back to the community, reduces waste, and decreases greenhouse gas emissions.
The City of Tucson’s FoodCycle Program is a food waste collection and composting program operated by Environmental Services in partnership with the University of Arizona Compost Cats.
Check out this link for details:
https://www.tucsonaz.gov/Departments/Environmental-Services/FoodCycle-At-Home