10 Executive Actions Biden Can Make for the Climate on Day 1
Our job between now and Inauguration Day is clear: Put as much pressure on Biden to use the full power of the Presidency in his first 100 days to combat the climate crisis.
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Our job between now and Inauguration Day is clear: Put as much pressure on Biden to use the full power of the Presidency in his first 100 days to combat the climate crisis.
We’re turning off the money tap to dirty fossil fuels and holding our leaders accountable.
What can withstand the crises we face are the courageous acts of solidarity in the service of shared humanity, guided by our natural instinct for cooperation.
One day after the US presidential elections, the United States has legally withdrawn from the Paris Climate Agreement. It’s not overstating it saying that the US withdrawal is a big deal with huge implications for the rest of the world in terms of tackling the climate crisis.
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We believe in a safe climate and a better future — a just, prosperous, and equitable world built with the power of ordinary people.
Through online campaigns, grassroots organizing, and mass public actions, our movement is rising from the bottom up all over the world to hold our leaders accountable. Here’s how we get there: