(June 12, 2022) If we continue with business-as-usual, we will see the intensifying of droughts, floods, storms, heatwaves, and more. These issues are not in some faraway place or the distant future that we can leave for our grandchildren to solve. We are seeing climate impacts here and now.

(April 14, 2022) While they claim to support environmental justice, the Chamber’s record has shown otherwise. The Keystone XL pipeline is just one example of their ardent support for fossil fuel interests.

(March 6, 2022) By including and uplifting the voices of women and supporting female-led initiatives in the climate change conversation, we broaden and deepen our understanding of a problem that disproportionately affects not only women, but many other marginalized communities.

(January 20, 2022) Justice40 is a necessary and long-overdue commitment to disadvantaged communities and a positive step towards ensuring environmental justice.

(November 30, 2021) As a result of climate change and fossil fuel expansion promoted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Native Americans are becoming examples of our country’s first climate refugees.