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WASHINGTON (March 2, 2022)—U.S. President Joe Biden delivered the State of the Union address to share the administration’s accomplishments and lay out priorities for the coming year.

IPCC says climate change is affecting every corner of the planet, and dangerous and costly impacts are coming earlier and are more widespread and extensive than previously thought.

​Consider the Biden administration’s central climate goal: cut domestic greenhouse gas emissions 50%-52% below 2005 levels by 2030, then zero out emissions by 2050.

The United Mine Workers of America highlighted how BBB would provide critical support for coal workers as the industry declines.

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We need to supercharge the pace at which we adopt low-carbon technologies, and federal policies can play a major role.

Getting this bill through the House was just the first hurdle. Now the deal must be sealed with the U.S. Senate.

He is cautiously optimistic about the advances being made. lets stay with events at cop26 and talk about what president biden is calling a �*game—changing commitment�* — world leaders have pledged to cut methane emission levels by 30% by 2030. dan lashof is a director at the us branch of world resources institute, a global environmental think tank. thank you so much forjoining us. what do you make of these new rules? is mr biden right to call them game changing? i think it is. methane is...

Congress is embroiled in a policy debate that will determine how the country addresses the climate crisis

President Biden is urging Democrats to embrace incremental progress as the party negotiates down a broad spending bill. He may not have that option when it comes to its major climate policies.