Project 2025 is a Dire Threat to Clean Energy and Climate Action
As the presidential election approaches, we are grounded in the work that has been done in the first half of this decade to advance clean energy policy and jobs, reduce household energy costs, and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. However, we want to acknowledge the real potential consequences of backsliding on these accomplishments under an administration that does not support the growth of clean energy. This blog will highlight some climate wins we have seen in the prior 4 years, and underscore the impact Project 2025 would have in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.