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BRIEFING: THE 2020 LANDSCAPE

Climate Power 2020 is focused on reaching key groups who are very concerned about climate change and highly receptive to climate messaging: young people, communities of color, and Republican-leaning suburban women both nationally and in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Colorado, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.

June 10, 2021

Nevada Leaders Call for Urgent, Bold Climate Action Ahead of Secretary Granholm’s Visit

Today, Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm is expected to travel to Las Vegas for a roundtable discussion with Governor Steve Sisolak, Representative Steven Horsford, and clean energy advocates.

June 10, 2021

Líderes de Nevada Hacen un Llamado para una Acción Climática Urgente y Osada en Vísperas de la Visita de la Secretaria Granholm

Hoy la Secretaria de Energía, Jennifer Granholm estará en Las Vegas para participar en una mesa redonda con el gobernador Steve Sisolak, el representante Steven Horsford y defensores de la energía limpia.

June 9, 2021

Sen. Bennet, Sen. Whitehouse, Congresswoman Castor: As extreme weather reaches our doorsteps, America can’t wait for Congress to act on infrastructure

Today, congressional leaders demanded urgent climate action be a part of any infrastructure package.

June 7, 2021

Statement on the New Clean Energy Jobs Bringing Life to West Virginia’s Economy

Today, West Virginia Delegate Evan Hansen (Morgantown), issued the following statement after the Department of Energy announced how West Virginia workers will play a key role in offshore wind development:

May 27, 2021

El Último “Plan” de Infraestructura de los Republicanos en el Senado es un Fracaso. El Congreso Debe Enfocarse Ahora en el American Jobs Plan

Washington, D.C. – Después de más de un mes, los republicanos en el Senado han fracasado en repetidas ocasiones en presentar un plan de infraestructura serio que genere millones de…

May 27, 2021

Latest Senate Republican Infrastructure ‘Plan’ Is a Non-Starter. Congress Must Now Focus on Passing the American Jobs Plan

After more than a month of negotiations, Senate Republicans have repeatedly failed to put forward a serious infrastructure plan that creates millions of good paying jobs, invests in clean energy, and tackles the climate crisis.