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“Following two years of anti-climate legislation from Washington, Tuesday’s blue tidal wave—giving Democrats control of both the Senate and the House—could provide an opportunity to change course.”

“Even without law change, politicians may think twice before siding with the AI industry.”

“But a Democratic Congress would introduce a competing political pressure—and potentially change how companies talk about climate and energy.”

“With Democrats being significantly more likely to view climate action as a priority, many in the climate movement are hopeful that if the Democrats take back some leadership in Congress, as it could prove essential in helping to prevent further rollbacks.”

“Saie, beyond gaining cult popularity and surpassing $100 million in product sales, has implemented many climate commitments into its business, including plastic reduction and responsibly sourced packaging.”

““We are seeing the ways that the ultra rich in the U.S. and around the world contribute disproportionately to creating the climate crisis,” says Rachel Carle, senior advisor on climate justice at Oxfam America.”

“Coordinated efforts to reduce emissions can still have a meaningful impact on climate change, it says—but action must be taken quickly.”