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Dear NRDC Supporter,
This is really important.
As NRDC’s Chief Science Officer, it's my job to follow science to advocate for our environment and communities and the policies that will protect them.
The climate law passed by Congress and signed by President Biden in 2022 — the Inflation Reduction Act — is the kind of game-changing policy we’ve been fighting for, putting us closer to reaching America’s ambitious 2030 climate goals.
It’s helped give our planet a fighting chance against climate change, but the fossil fuel industry and its friends in power are fighting hard to take that away.
We need to do more — and that’s where NRDC’s Fighting Chance campaign comes in.
NRDC has launched Fighting Chance to mobilize the next generation of climate activists to defend climate progress and press our leaders at every level to go even further and faster in the year ahead.
We’ll be holding events, engaging influencers and thought leaders, and reaching as many people as possible from coast to coast to share the facts about the important progress we are making together to take on the climate crisis — even as we keep fighting for more.
Will you be part of the movement? Learn more about the Fighting Chance campaign and see how you can get involved.
The Inflation Reduction Act is the biggest climate investment in U.S. history. This landmark law is already delivering benefits to more and more people across the country by making our air cleaner and healthier, especially in low-income communities and communities of color.
And last month, the administration issued critical safeguards to limit dangerous carbon pollution from cars, trucks, and power plants.
We’re closer than ever to the clean energy future we need to stave off the worst impacts of the climate crisis — but policy alone won’t get us there.
It's up to you, me, and people across the country to mobilize massive public pressure on our leaders to act.
Momentum is on our side, and so are most Americans. Help give our planet a fighting chance by adding your name now.
Sincerely,
Ticora V. Jones, Ph.D.
Chief Science Officer, NRDC
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