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The political math is clear: Democrats must live up to their commitments to voters by passing the climate provisions in the Build Back Better Act.

“This is a moment here where we can’t give up. We can’t give in... This is our lunch counter moment for the 21st century.”

President Biden and Democratic leadership in Congress must secure a deal on BBBA that includes robust climate investments before March 1st.

President Biden's nominees are exceptionally qualified candidates who enjoy broad-ranging support and should be confirmed expeditiously.

Democrats must reach an agreement to put a bill with the historic climate provisions in BBBA on President Biden’s desk before his State of the Union speech on March 1.

To fulfill its mandate to address emerging risks and protect the stability of the financial system, the Fed must use every tool at its disposal to mitigate climate-related financial risks.

But bold climate investments can level the playing field. We break it down in our latest "Evergreen Explains."

For our best shot at a liveble future with lower energy bills, healthier communities, and millions of new good-paying clean energy jobs, we need the climate investments in the Build Back Better Act.

Working families need long-term relief from high fossil fuel costs. They need the Build Back Better Act—and they can’t afford any more delays.