Biden Reneged on His Climate Promises. Can 2024 Be Any Different?
The climate movement needs to remind President Biden that he won’t earn our vote by bargaining away our futures.
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The climate movement needs to remind President Biden that he won’t earn our vote by bargaining away our futures.
Aaditi Lele is the Policy Director at Zero Hour, and a rising junior at Vanderbilt University. Her work has been published in the Washington Post, Teen
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