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November 17, 2023

This Week in Climate & Clean Energy Wins: Week of 11/13/23

In private sector news, Lyft is partnering with charging network EVCS to offer Lyft drivers discounts on charging electric vehicles in California, Oregon, and Washington – as part of the company’s efforts to reach 100% electrification by 2030. Amazon is building three new solar farms in Ohio, in addition to their 21 other current projects, and Forge Nano has announced plans for a $165 million battery factory in North Carolina, set to be finished in 2026.

November 16, 2023

NEW POLL: Young Voters Attitudes about Climate Change Policy and Biden

Findings from battleground state quantitative and qualitative research.

November 15, 2023

En el mismo bote: historias de la crisis climática – 11/15/23

Estados Unidos se está calentando rápidamente debido al cambio climático y las comunidades de color, como los latinos, están sufriendo las peores consecuencias. Así lo aseguró esta semana la quinta Evaluación Nacional del Clima, el informe federal más completo sobre los impactos del cambio climático en las personas, las comunidades y los ecosistemas de todo Estados Unidos.

November 15, 2023

MEMO: Georgia Latinos, Climate Change, and the Biden Administration’s Clean Energy Plan

BSP Research recently conducted a survey of Latinos in Georgia on behalf of Climate Power and GALEO. The survey included interviews with a total of 500 Latinos across the state. The purpose of the survey was to measure awareness and favorability of the Biden Administration’s Clean Energy Plan and to evaluate economic elements that resonate the most with Latinos in Georgia.

November 14, 2023

NEW: Gas Prices Hit Lowest Point Since February Ahead of Holiday

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Thanks to Bidenomics, families driving for the holidays will notice a marked decrease in prices at the pump as the average cost per gallon dips below $3 in 12 states.

November 14, 2023

Republican Attempts To Gut Clean Energy And Climate Progress

Republicans in Congress have been working relentlessly to roll back the progress that Democrats and President Biden have made toward addressing climate change and a transition to clean energy. So far in the 118th Congress, Republicans have voted 62 times to repeal clean energy incentives and climate action. This includes 36 votes on the House floor, 4 votes on the Senate floor, and 22 votes in committees and subcommittees.