GOP candidates’ abysmal positions on the environment As we celebrate Earth Day and recognize our efforts to make sure our planet is in a better place than when we found it, it is a good time to take a look at the GOP candidates’ positions on the environment. From claiming that climate change “was created by […]
Like so much else in his platform, Sanders’ free college plan sounds good and fine…until you see the numbers. He’s doing voters a real disservice by selling the policy equivalents of magic beans. Mother Jones headline: “The Sanders campaign has crossed into Neverland.” [Mother Jones, 2/17/16] Huffington Post headline: “Here’s One Big Problem With The Bernie […]
Today, Republican presidential hopeful Marco Rubio will unveil his energy plan in Ohio—a state that is, no thanks to policies like Marco Rubio’s, developing its renewable energy sector and is home to almost 90,000 clean-energy jobs. Given Rubio’s past positions on energy policy, it’s unlikely that his national energy platform will support clean-energy policies or […]
On the heels of Pope Francis’ inaugural visit to the United States, GOP presidential hopefuls including Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, Ben Carson, Mike Huckabee, Ted Cruz, Lindsey Graham, Rick Santorum and Bobby Jindal will attend the Values Voter Summit in Washington, DC, an annual gathering to promote conservative values. The contrast between the values His […]
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On Sunday, Hillary Clinton unveiled the first plank of her comprehensive energy and climate agenda—two bold goals that will make the United States a global leader in the production of renewable, clean energy. First, a pledge that the U.S. will install more than half a billion solar panels from coast to coast by the end […]
“Thanks to smart federal and state policies, academic research, private sector innovation, and the crucial work of groups like LCV, we are already advancing clean energy solutions that can begin turning this tide and can make America the clean energy superpower for the 21st century.”
Sec. Clinton worked actively to protect the planet and its inhabitants by making climate change a priority in U.S. foreign policy and built partnerships to mobilize the international community to mitigate climate change and its adverse effects.
