Copper Development Association Launches Program to Strengthen State and Local Engagement

The Copper Development Association (CDA) has announced the launch of its new Copper Advocates program. This initiative aims to establish a nationwide network to bolster advocacy for copper-related issues at state and local government levels. The program is intended to keep stakeholders informed and engaged on matters affecting the copper industry.

Copper Advocates will provide participants with information and resources to support their efforts in influencing decisions related to copper use and development within their respective regions. The CDA highlights the program's role in fostering a proactive approach to promoting copper's benefits across various applications, including construction and electrical infrastructure.

The establishment of this network underscores the association's focus on strengthening grassroots support for the copper sector. The CDA believes that localized engagement is crucial for ensuring the continued relevance and demand for copper. The program is expected to enhance awareness of copper's properties and its significance in industrial and commercial contexts.

Copper Advocates operates as a nonpartisan effort to provide factual information and advance the interests of the copper industry within the United States. The goal is to create a sustained channel for communication between industry stakeholders and policymakers.