JMLS Republican Student Association Presents: Market-friendly Alternatives to EPA’s Job Killing Regulations
Join us Monday, February 25th, as the JMLS Republican Student Association presents Mike Zanillo from the Citizens’ Climate Lobby to discuss market-friendly alternatives to EPA’s jobs killing climate regulations.
Monday, February 25
5:00 PM
The John Marshall Law School
Enter at 304 S. State Street
Room: State – 1200B
FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS: 4:45 PM
Presented by guest speaker, Mike Zanillo, Illinois State
Coordinator for the Citizens Climate Lobby
Citizens Climate Lobby (CCL) is a non-profit, non-partisan, advocacy organization focused on national
policies to address climate change. CCL works to manage energy and climate risk through market-
based friendly alternatives to climate regulations.
CCL’s signature policy of a Carbon Fee and Dividend will provide the benefits of reduced emissions
while helping the U.S. become more competitive, create cutting-edge jobs and lead new industries for
the 21st Century. Based on this policy and submitted in the current Congress, many claim that the
Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act (H.R. 763) may be the strongest and most comprehensive
climate bill ever submitted to Congress. A market-friendly alternative to EPA’s climate regulations.
The policy is rapidly growing in support and is viewed as simple, comprehensive, and is:
•Endorsed– by 27 Nobel economics laureates, all 4 living former chairs of the Federal Reserve, 15 former
Chairmen of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers and 2 former Treasury secretaries
• Effective – reduces America’s emissions by 40% within 12 years
• Bipartisan – Republicans and Democrats are both on board, working together
• Good for the Economy – creates hundreds of thousands of additional jobs
To learn more about meeting the climate challenge with market-friendly ideas, please visit
All are welcome, spread the word, bring your friends!
RSVP to [email protected] no later than Friday, February 22, so we can add you to the guest list for reception/security.
Non–JMLS students MUST RSVP by emailing [email protected]
