Climate Change Solutions Update

Author: Ecoamerica

  • Coming August 2026: New Report on Organizations and Climate Action

    The upcoming Organizations and Climate Action report, developed by ecoAmerica and the American Psychological Association, emphasizes the crucial role of organizations in advancing climate action. It highlights the power of workplaces, schools, health systems, faith communities, businesses, and civic institutions in driving societal change. The report argues that climate leadership is a key organizational competency, offering guidance on embedding climate action into everyday organizational life. Practical pathways are provided for making climate action more visible, trusted, and achievable at scale, targeting organizational leaders, staff, and partners. Stay tuned for the full report and resources to help organizations transition from climate concern to action.

    https://ecoamerica.org/coming-august-2026-new-report-on-organizations-and-climate-action-blog/

  • Announcing the 2026 American Climate Leadership Awards Finalists

    The 2026 American Climate Leadership Awards (ACLA) finalists, announced by ecoAmerica, highlight a diverse group of stakeholders focused on local and systemic climate solutions. These organizations empower youth, promote care for creation, and advance practical solutions for food security and rural vitality. Each finalist will receive a minimum of $10,000, with the winner receiving $50,000. The awards, to be announced live on April 16, recognize individuals and organizations for their inspirational work in climate action. Supporting national institutions to engage their members in local communities is crucial for advocating ambitious climate mitigation, resilience, and restoration efforts, empowering grassroots action across America.

    https://ecoamerica.org/announcing-the-2026-american-climate-leadership-awards-finalists-blog/

  • ecoAmerica Awarded $40,000 Grant to Expand Climate Justice Leadership Across Florida

    EcoAmerica has received a $40,000 grant from Allegany Franciscan Ministries to support climate justice efforts in Florida, specifically focusing on expanding the Climate Ambassadors Program. With a current base of over 150 active Climate Ambassadors in the state, the funding will allow for the development of new training modules and the translation of materials into English and Spanish. This initiative aims to increase resilience to extreme heat and promote community-led climate action, reaching more Floridians with trusted information and tools for addressing climate risks faced by vulnerable populations. The overall goal is to build safer, healthier, and more just communities in Florida in response to the challenges of a changing climate.

    https://ecoamerica.org/ecoamerica-awarded-40000-grant-to-expand-climate-justice-leadership-across-florida-blog/