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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.

March 3, 2021

What They Are Saying on Brenda Mallory’s Confirmation – ‘There are few persons as well qualified to tackle this challenge’

Today, Brenda Mallory, President Biden’s nominee to lead the White House Council on Environmental Quality, was met with strong support as she testified before the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works.

March 2, 2021

Nueva encuesta muestra extraordinario apoyo para el plan Biden reconstruir mejor con trabajos en energía limpia, desestimados los ataques liderados por gas y petróleo

Una nueva encuesta de Climate Power y la Liga de Votantes por la Conservación difundida hoy mostró una popularidad abrumadora para las inversiones transformadoras en energía limpia incluidas como parte del Plan de Recuperación Económica Reconstruir Mejor.

March 2, 2021

New poll finds overwhelming support for Biden plan to Build Back Better with clean energy jobs, fossil fuel attacks fall flat

New polling from Climate Power and the League of Conservation Voters released today found overwhelming popularity for transformational clean energy investments as part of President Biden’s Build Back Better Recovery plan.

March 1, 2021

Key Poll Findings on “Build Back Better” Clean Energy Investments

Our recent survey, conducted February 2 to 7 with a nationally representative sample of 1,008 voters, provides an in-depth assessment of voters’ reactions to the Build Back Better Recovery Plan, which will be a key a centerpiece of President Biden’s policy agenda after the American Rescue Plan is enacted.

February 26, 2021

La visita de Biden a Texas subraya la necesidad de abordar la crisis climática con una inversión audaz en infraestructura

El presidente Joe Biden viajó a Houston, Texas, para recorrer los lugares que están en proceso de recuperación luego de la devastación que sufrió el estado por las tormentas invernales severas impulsadas por el cambio climático, las cuales provocaron al menos 32 muertes, cortes de energía para 3.4 millones de personas y alzas desproporcionadas en las facturas de energía.

February 26, 2021

Biden’s Visit to Texas Underscores the Need to Address the Climate Crisis with Bold Infrastructure Investment

President Joe Biden traveled to Houston, Texas to tour recovery efforts after severe winter storms fueled by climate change devastated the state, leading to at least 32 deaths, power outages for 3.4 million people, and skyrocketing energy bills.