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When 2020 began, many people were counting Joe Biden out and Kamala Harris’ Presidential run had already ended — what a difference a year makes. Biden surprised many progressives with a strong climate and environmental justice plan that only got stronger as the campaign went on.
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by Miro Korenha, co-founder/publisher Our Daily Planet President-elect Joe Biden won more votes than any other presidential candidate in American history. It’s a significant feat and one of which he, his campaign and his diverse coalition of supporters should feel exceptionally proud. But, even after four years of staggering corruption, ineptitude, and destruction of the […]
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Already the Biden transition team has signaled that climate change would be a priority as the new administration takes over and sets its governing agenda. But fractures have already appeared in the climate coalition from the Democratic progressive flank. But as Biden’s deputy campaign adviser Kate Bedingfield told E&E News about the potential conflict: the […]
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On Saturday, as much of the nation sat in anticipation, former Vice President Joe Biden won the state of Pennsylvania and its 20 crucial electoral votes to become the President-elect of the United States. For Americans concerned with climate action, it was an immense sigh of relief to know that the past four years of […]
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