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Robust partnership and collaboration across all levels of government is critical for America to achieve its climate goals and advance both opportunity and equity in communities across the country.
Climate change is being felt everywhere—across the United States and around the globe. Today at #COP27, I joined Mayor @LibbySchaaf, @GovInslee & @WWF to discuss how the Biden-Harris Administration is partnering with state and local leaders to improve climate resilience. pic.twitter.com/2W9DwJy2Zm
— Brenda Mallory (@BrendaMallory46) November 15, 2022
At this afternoon’s @USClimate panel, @BrendaMallory46, @GovInslee and Oakland Mayor @LibbySchaaf described how the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act are providing historic opportunities for cities and states to build a more just #climate future. #COP27 pic.twitter.com/om66e92U71
— Washington State Governor’s Office (@WAStateGov) November 15, 2022
At this afternoon’s @USClimate panel, @BrendaMallory46, @GovInslee and Oakland Mayor @LibbySchaaf described how the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act are providing historic opportunities for cities and states to build a more just #climate future. #COP27 pic.twitter.com/om66e92U71
— Washington State Governor’s Office (@WAStateGov) November 15, 2022
Hosted by the U.S. Climate Alliance and America Is All In, this event featured Council on Environmental Quality Chair Brenda Mallory, Washington Governor Jay Inslee, and Oakland, California Mayor Libby Schaaf in a wide-ranging conversation on their work to improve and protect public health and the environment, while creating jobs and growing the economy through bold and innovative local, state, and federal climate initiatives, including Justice40.
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