A coalition of elected officials from Virginia has joined a group of more than 565 elected leaders asking the federal government to accelerate the nation's clean-energy transition. The stalled Build Back Better act included several climate provisions advocates say would have created hundreds of thousands of new jobs. In a conversation hosted by the group Elected Officials to Protect America, Loudoun County Supervisor Mike Turner said federal funding would provide critical support for his county to implement new clean-energy initiatives. ...