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Elevate these “wonky” issues in the public eye by framing them accessibly and building coalitions that push for change.
Make geothermal permitting and battery waste rules legible by connecting them to real delays, safety risks, and supply chain waste. Build coalitions of environmental, consumer safety, and supply chain voices to push agencies and lawmakers to act. This matters because technical issues are easy to ignore without political will, and accessible framing creates pressure for follow-through.
Can generate the political will and media attention necessary to move policymakers (for example, local news stories about battery fires or positive stories of geothermal heating a town could prompt state action).
Electing environmental champions and advocating for climate action
The League of Conservation Voters (LCV) is a prominent environmental advocacy and political organization founded in 1969. LCV works to turn environmental values into national priorities by influencing elections and policy: it publishes the National Environmental Scorecard rating lawmakers’ votes, lobbies for strong environmental protections, and through its affiliated PACs supports pro-environment candidates. LCV and its state affiliates mobilize voters, run issue campaigns on climate and conservation, and have helped secure victories such as passing stronger clean air and water laws and defending public lands.
How League of Conservation Voters uses funding
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