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A groundbreaking environmental justice bill is poised to become law
Democrats who drafted the Environmental Justice for All Act are optimistic it will pass.
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Facts are back, and so is the EPA’s climate change website
Trump erased it. Biden revived it.
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Stacey Abrams helped Georgia go blue. Now she wants it to go green.
Abrams connects the dots between voting rights, transit, and the future of the planet.
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Deb Haaland makes history as first Indigenous cabinet secretary
Haaland, a longtime environmental champion, will lead the Department of the Interior.
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The First 100 – Biden blows the door open to offshore wind
In a reversal of the Trump administration's stance, Biden wants to realize the potential of offshore wind
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Florida Republicans are ready to stop rising seas — just not climate change
And neither political party in the state has made any real effort to confront the reality of managed retreat.
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The First 100 – Prospects for a CLEAN Future
House Democrats propose sweeping climate legislation. What are its chances in a divided Senate?
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Here’s why this new fracking ban in the Northeast is a big deal
Fracking got banned in parts of four states, and the industry is livid.
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Inside Biden’s uphill battle to restore the EPA after Trump
“We've seen more and more regulatory capture of our environmental agencies.”
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Cities voted for green building codes. Now developers want to end voting.
Powerful lobbying groups are fighting to block cities from having a final say over building codes that could cut pollution and make energy bills cheaper.
