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The United States remains positioned to deliver a better, greener, healthier, net-zero future thanks to the power-packed combination of historic federal investment and increasingly ambitious, impactful, and durable subnational climate action.
At COP29, top local, state, federal, business, and civil society leaders representing the U.S. Climate Alliance, America Is All In, U.S. Green Building Council, and ICLEI USA came together for a dynamic discussion on the past year of climate progress and the work ahead to sustain and accelerate it, including action to achieve the country’s 2030 Nationally Determined Contribution.
.@GovInslee @ #COP29:
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"I’m here to say the states are an unstoppable force, we remain undiminished in our ambition...”
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“I’m here to say the states are an unstoppable force, we remain undiminished in our ambition, and we remain unconstrained by anything the person in the White House can do,” said Governor Inslee.
“We are not going back,” said U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm. “No matter who is in the White House, we are moving on this clean energy transition.”
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