State elected leaders have the obligation to protect their constituents. President Trump’s extreme and unconstitutional executive order is yet another attempt to undermine local control and raise prices on everyday Americans to bailout big coal company CEOs.

Today, after President Biden announced new climate targets for the U.S. Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) to reduce net emissions by 61-66 percent below 2005 levels in 2035 and the U.S. Climate Alliance of Governors announced new collective pollution reduction targets, state organizations from around the country weighed in to celebrate and stand ready to meet these new commitments.

In 2024, states continued to enact ambitious policies driving the U.S. transition to clean energy. In the League of Conservation Voters’ (LCV) latest annual Clean Energy For All: Clean Energy Success in the States report, we detail how 31 states made exciting clean energy progress in 2024 led by our affiliated organizations in the Conservation Voters Movement.

Yesterday, the Massachusetts legislature passed a landmark climate omnibus bill, reestablishing the state as a climate leader.

This week, three major offshore wind announcements demonstrate the rapid growth and further potential of the industry.

New East Coast offshore wind development keeps the nation on the path to meet our clean energy goals.

The 57 million acres of D-1 Lands in Alaska encompass some of the largest intact landscapes left in the country, including essential habitat corridors, watersheds, river systems, and immense biodiversity. This action is another important step to cementing President Biden’s climate and conservation legacy.