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Ease Rating: Medium

Impact Rating (0-5): Impact = 0 (least) - 5 (most). This is a combination of a calculated scale and expert judgment in the absence of scientific data that directly quantifies the impact of a particular action.

5 - ~80% target progress (2,000+ kg CO2e)
4 - ~60% (1,000 - 2,000 kg CO2e)
3 - ~20% (500 - 1,000 kg CO2e)
2 - ~10% (100 - 500 kg CO2e)
1 - <10% (<100 kg CO2e)
0 - <1% (<30 kg CO2e)
3

No. of People Influenced Beyond You: hundreds of people

Amount of Savings: n/a

Resilience Benefit: Will this action help the user avoid, reduce, or recover from the impacts of (climate-driven) disasters, and, in some cases, enable the user to help others (e.g., in a family or community)?
no

Impacts: 🏛️ System Change

Categories: Advocacy & Choice



Description

To avoid the worst impacts of climate change, the US must be a leader. Yet, despite all the focus on the federal government, state and local elected officials are responsible for making 70 percent of US emissions reduction targets a reality..

There are 500,000 local elected officials across the US, so how can we help speed this up? Naturally, you can start by helping support climate leaders in your area.

Beyond that, what about the rest of our great country? There is a website called Climate Slate that identifies the elections with the highest potential impact to address climate change.

If you like, you can check out the list of top priority candidates and donate to individual campaigns. Alternatively, with a single donation to the Climate Slate, you can support key races that will move the needle most on climate action and environmental justice!



Tips

• Consider making a monthly donation to the Climate Slate. It saves you from needing to think about helping out again in the future. Set it and forget it! This also helps the candidates plan better. Naturally, you can cancel whenever you like.

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