Our climate policies must make sure no person or neighborhood is left behind.
Cleaning up and increasing the resilience of these sites should be a priority for comprehensive climate action.
Our efforts to confront the climate crisis must address historic environmental injustices.
A just and equitable transition is necessary.
These toxic hazards are likely to be exacerbated in the future, as we experience more and increasingly extreme weather events.
Low-income communities, communities of color, and indigenous peoples already suffer disproportionate harm from the effects of pollution.
The scale and scope of this crisis demand an all-hands-on-deck approach.
No one policy will decarbonize the entire economy on its own.
Thank you, Chair Castor. ... to advance meaningful and necessary climate action.
If our intention is to avoid the most dangerous and irreversible aspects of climate change, our next opportunity to confront this crisis wil...
The transition to a clean economy will create opportunities that can benefit American workers, families, and communities if we act quickly a...