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A new mom tells us why diversity within the climate movement will help the country succeed in protecting her family’s health and the planet for generations.
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Welcome Back, Science
President Biden has committed to reestablishing science as the foundation of federal policies. We are thrilled the Censored Science rule is officially cancelled.
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President Biden signed a series of executive orders focused on environmental justice and climate change. This is a major step forward, as it shows the Biden-Harris administration’s commitment to addressing the climate emergency and ending racial injustice.
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The Biden administration held ‘Climate Day’ on Wednesday to announce executive actions and initiatives to fight climate change across the federal government.
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