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Climate Change Justice
We are in a period of great opportunity and challenge. Any policy proposals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions must include provisions that protect vulnerable low and moderate income households and communities from economic hardship due to increases in the cost of energy, goods and services. Low-income workers and communities must also have access to a fair share of investments in efficient homes, green buildings and low-emissions transit.
We invite advocacy groups to review our principles for Fair Climate Change Policy and our policy letters and statements.
Presentations
- Collision or Intersection? Car Ownership and Energy and Environmental Concerns, PowerPoint presentation and audio recording (May 20, 2010)
- Electricity and Consumers: Challenges Faced By Low-Income Consumers And Current Issues, Consumer Federation of America Consumer Assembly (March 11, 2010)
- Climate Change 101: Essential Consumer Protections, NCAF Energy Conference, St Petersburg, FL (Nov. 5, 2009)
- Essential Consumer Protections: Critical Improvements to HR 2454, USCAN & Policy Matters Ohio webinar (August 13, 2009)