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September 17, 2021

ICYMI: Salesforce first major company to endorse climate investments in Build Back Better Act

SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- Today, Salesforce announced its “support of the climate investments outlined in the proposed reconciliation package, recognizing the critical returns they will deliver for the economy, the climate, and global communities.” Salesforce is the first major corporation to reaffirm their commitment to tackling climate change by endorsing the climate solutions in the Build Back Better agenda.

September 16, 2021

Climate Power Ad Calls for America to Put Auto Workers on the Job to Fix the Climate Crisis

Today, Climate Power launched a national ad describing how the climate crisis is here, and the auto industry can help lead our way out of it by building a new generation of affordable electric vehicles.

September 16, 2021

Líderes Climáticos y Progresistas a CEOs: ‘¿Todavía Van a Participar?’

Los Grupos Piden a los Directores Ejecutivos de la Mesa Redonda de Negocios que Han Dicho que Están “Totalmente a Favor” de la Acción Climática que se Distancien de los Esfuerzos para Acabar con el Proyecto de Ley Build Back Better

September 16, 2021

Climate and Progressive Leaders to CEOs: ‘Are You Still In?’

Groups Call Upon Business Roundtable CEOs Who Have Said They Are “All In” for Climate Action to Distance Themselves from Efforts to Kill the Build Back Better Act

September 16, 2021

An open letter to the CEOs of Business Roundtable members who have said they are “All In” for Climate Action

We are writing to you at a defining moment for our country and the planet. We have a question for you, and you have a choice to make: Are you still in?

September 14, 2021

After President Biden’s Visit to Areas of California Idaho, and Colorado Impacted by Climate Crisis, Climate Power Urges Congress to Swiftly Pass the Build Back Better Act

Today, President Biden visited Denver, Colorado to discuss his Build Back Better plan and how it can benefit Coloradans. This comes as President Biden visited the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho and also toured the damage from the still-burning Caldor fire in Northern California yesterday.