Paths to Climate Action on Capitol Hill
January 31, 2021 | US Policy & Politics
Congressional climate action has become more likely with Democrat victories in the Georgia Senate run-off elections if Democrats can agree on how to do it
How Climate Is Defining Biden’s Presidency Before It Starts
December 14, 2020 | Energy, US Policy & Politics
Touted as the “climate election” by activists and experts, the 2020 presidential election prompted young progressive voters to push climate change to center stage. This activism and attention delivered a climate action mandate for the Biden administration before it has even begun
Biden’s First 100 Days – A Full Court Climate & Energy Press
December 14, 2020 | Energy, US Policy & Politics
Facing a potentially split Congress, the left is advocating for Biden to push an ambitious agenda within his first one hundred days in office
Biden’s Climate Outlook – Year One
December 14, 2020 | Energy, US Policy & Politics
A review of the climate and energy actions the Biden administration can pursue in the first year of his term
Biden’s Climate Path Through the 2022 Midterms
December 14, 2020 | Energy, US Policy & Politics
Joe Biden ran on a climate change agenda and has laid out his plans for early action, but what might the ‘medium-term’ for climate action and the 2022 midterms look like
Could Biden Complete the Natural Gas Bridge?
October 30, 2020 | Energy, US Policy & Politics
Natural gas in the United States has become king. Might Biden end that