This week’s IPCC report paints another stark picture about the future of our climate. We have known for years that action is needed. The message is clear: we must move decisively and immediately to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees.
The window of opportunity is not closed yet, but there is no time to waste.
We must use every possible avenue to tackle this crisis before it is too late — including using the full power of the Attorney General’s Office.
That’s why I am 100% committed to being the nation’s leading Attorney General when it comes to combating climate change and protecting our environment.
Today, I am calling for a climate debate among the Democratic candidates for Attorney General so that voters will know how we plan to fight for them when it comes to taking climate action.
Our current AG, Maura Healey, has done great work in taking Exxon to court for lying to the public about climate change for decades. I plan to build on her work and hold the fossil fuel industry accountable.
I’ve been taking on entire industries throughout my entire career — from big tech and the gig economy to Starbucks and other corporations.
I am the only candidate in this race with the experience to effectively take on the fossil fuel industry — and I’m ready to do it.
