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MAGA justices on the captured Supreme Court are poised to erode our most fundamental freedoms in service of big polluters and other powerful special interests. Here are three especially important cases to watch as decisions are announced over the next few weeks.
Juneteenth is a celebration of Black freedom, and as we continue to fight for racial justice and equity, we recognize that these goals cannot be accomplished without also fighting for environmental justice. The Biden-Harris administration is committed to advancing racial and environmental justice through the Justice40 Initiative, with historic investments in clean energy and infrastructure flowing to communities historically overburdened by pollution.
President Biden paused approvals of new liquefied methane gas export projects in the U.S. earlier this year, triggering backlash from MAGA extremists in Congress and from the oil and gas industry. Here's why this pause is a huge win for people and the planet, offering the opportunity to assess the true environmental, health, and economic costs of LNG exports.
Home energy efficiency projects large and small, appliance upgrades, and switching to a clean car can add up to big savings year over year on utilities and maintenance. Clean energy tax incentives to help make these upgrades and swaps are available thanks to the Biden-Harris administration’s affordable clean energy plan. Get an overview of the many incentives available and tools to help you plan your clean energy updates.
The Supreme Court may overturn the Chevron doctrine and diminish federal agencies' power to protect communities from special interests, like the fossil fuel industry. In addition to further weakening the EPA's authority to regulate polluters, overturning Chevron would have far-reaching implications into all areas of public policy.
This summer saw thousands of climate records shattered as extreme weather events and disasters devastated communities around the world. Here’s a closer look at how climate change contributed to extreme weather events around the globe over the past few months.