Intersection

After years of increased EV adoption, battery technology advancement, and many supportive policies across all levels of government, the Trump administration has begun rolling back federal clean transportation regulations and funding. During the next four years, it’s clear that states...

On March 12, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced their plan to reconsider and potentially roll back a long list of the agency’s own policies and regulations. This could amount to a sweeping change in how the EPA regulates electric...

With state legislative sessions in full swing and a barrage of new federal announcements affecting funding and policy decisions for states, it is critical for climate advocates and decision-makers to stay informed on the latest developments and opportunities. This includes...

Effectively communicating climate change is more important than ever, and it’s crucial that advocates and policymakers inform their communications strategy with the best available data. This includes analyzing polling on how communities feel about climate change and climate policy, working...

While the impacts of this week’s local, state, and federal elections are uncertain, our path forward is not. The science behind what’s causing our changing climate is undeniable, and the solutions are clear: state governments will lead our nation’s response...

Climate XChange’s new State Climate Policy Dashboard is an all-in-one tool that transforms how advocates and other climate actors research climate policy. The Dashboard addresses the growing need for an accurate, publicly accessible, and comprehensive source of information on the current...

Three years ago, we launched the State Climate Policy Dashboard to meet the need for an accurate, publicly-accessible, and comprehensive database on the current landscape of state-level climate policy. Since then, the Dashboard has helped climate actors across the country...

Science-based, thoughtful policy design is a key component for states to address the intensifying climate crisis, but it’s not the whole picture. In order for climate policy to have the greatest chance for success, states must focus on effectively communicating...

Transportation is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States. With unprecedented federal transportation investments of around $200 billion across nearly 300 programs through the Inflation Reduction Act and Bipartisan Infrastructure Act, it’s essential that states are...