We need investments now to build back better and bring back manufacturing jobs, rebuild our infrastructure, and create a cleaner, stronger, and more equitable economy for all.
Get the facts! New data shows that the job creation potential of a number of key provisions in the Build Back Better Act.
It is critical that working people are front and center as we create a new economy: one that values our work, our families, our communities, and our environment.
The BlueGreen Alliance unites labor unions and environmental organizations to solve today’s environmental challenges in ways that create and maintain quality jobs and build a clean, thriving, and equitable economy.
about the impacts of climate change and the job-creating opportunities of environmental protections.
between environmentalists, union members and other stakeholders on shared goals.
for good jobs, a clean environment, and a thriving and fair economy.
Americans don’t have to choose between creating good jobs and protecting the environment. We can and must do both.
Innovating, building and installing the clean economy—clean energy, energy efficiency, safe chemicals, and clean vehicles—is protecting the environment while creating quality jobs across the country and ensuring the health of workers.
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Repairing America's infrastructure is a significant opportunity to create quality jobs. But it's also an opportunity to rebuild these systems to protect the health of workers and communities, to reduce carbon and methane emissions.
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We can only achieve a thriving and fair clean economy if our international trade and climate agreements raise standards for workers, consumers, and the environment.
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Let policymakers know you support Solidarity for Climate Action, our plan to put working people front and center as we create a new economy: one that values our work, our families, our communities, and our environment.
Steel of West Virginia and SOLV Energy today commemorated a 10-year partnership at an event featuring a facility tour. Speakers highlighted the role that steel plays in the energy sector.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today will open its first round of applications for the Clean School Bus Program.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the buildings sector accounts for 31% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.i Public buildings—and schools in particular—have the potential to greatly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Help us identify ways to turn today’s environmental challenges into job-creating and economic opportunities!
