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Executive Summary The Biden Administration’s Nationally Determined Contribution submission to the United Nations climate agreement calls for all carbon emissions to be removed from electricity generation by 2035. Democratic leadership of the House Energy and Commerce Committee has introduced the CLEAN Future Act, which includes the same goal and thus serves as a model for […]

The bill would add funding for research and technology manufacturing to boost U.S. competitiveness, strengthen national security and grow the economy.

In early March, U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone, D-N.J., was the lead sponsor of the The Climate Leadership and Environmental Action for our Nation’s Future Act, or CLEAN Act.

Enabling the “missing millions” to participate in U.S. STEM isn’t just a path to establishing equity; it is the path to restoring U.S. competitiveness in science and technology.

On May 12, House Republicans voted to oust Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney as conference chair. Cheney had been vocalizing her opposition to the “big lie”— that the 2020 election was “stolen” from former President Donald Trump and that there was widespread election fraud. Cheney should not be idolized or glorified for speaking out against the...

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There’s a chance for bipartisan legislation that would do so, but universities are resistant to new reporting requirements and restrictions on international students.

algal toxin. The White House, in negotiations with Republican leaders, reduces the size of its infrastructure proposal to $1.7 trillion. President Biden orders federal agencies to assess financial risks of climate change. The CDC reports disease outbreaks linked to pools and hot tubs. NOAA anticipates a busier-than-usual Atlantic hurricane season. A House committee holds a hearing on water legislation. The USGS calculates evaporation from Lake Mead. And lastly, federal forecasters expect ...

The Senate has kicked off the complicated process of coordinating and passing multi-committee legislation designed to bolster US technological capabilities, expand the US political, diplomatic and economic toolkit for dealing with China and curb China's growing geopolitical influence. The effort has garnered strong bipartisan support and is likely to yield landmark legislation that will be enacted with strong bipartisan support and the backing of the Biden administration.

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