In all fifty states, at every level of government, and across every sector of the economy, we must go 'all in' to solve the climate crisis. #AmericaIsAllIn
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We’re live from #ClimateWeekNYC!
At the Local to Global Exchange, U.S. mayors and governors, international leaders, and cross-sector partners are coming together to talk about energy, resilience, and what local climate action is delivering on the ground.
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🌱 Good News Monday!
Local leaders are advancing the clean energy transition and protecting their communities — from keeping the lights on during extreme heat to making household energy upgrades more accessible.
Here’s what they’ve been up to 👇
🏗️ Maryland Department of the Environment @MDEnvironment and @MDCleanEnergy just partnered to make it easier for building owners to finance energy upgrades – helping lower costs and increase private investment in the clean energy transition.
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🌊 Rhode Island’s launched its Home Owner Managing Energy Savings (HOMES) Program — a $32 million investment to bring energy-efficient heat pumps to multifamily housing, helping residents lower their energy bills and stay comfortable year-round.
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📍 Grand Haven, Michigan’s public utility has already cut local carbon emissions by 70% from peak levels.
⚡🏠 Their latest addition of a 4.32 MW solar farm will keep the clean energy rolling with enough to power 738 homes a year.
Learn more 🔗
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“Every single day I see mayors from across the country showing the world what true American values look like.” – Mayor @JustinMBibb at All In’s Local to Global Exchange
No matter what headlines come out of the White House, local leaders are putting our country’s true values into action – building a safer, healthier, more sustainable future for their communities.
“Even as the current United States federal government abandons decades of climate leadership and international collaboration, cities, states, businesses, and other actors are continuing the clean energy transition and are pressing forward to build a cleaner, healthier, more prosperous future.” – America Is All In’s Executive Director Chris Wheat at the Japan Climate Action Summit.
At #COP31, we’ll be bringing U.S. and international leaders together at the America Is All In Pavilion. 🎉
From November 12 - 16, the Pavilion will be a hub for turning climate ambition into action – sharing what’s working, building connections across borders, and focusing on the solutions already being put to work in communities across the U.S.
See you in Antalya! 🇹🇷
“We’re trying to experiment as a state, so that we can provide a guidepost for not just other states, but for the nation.”
State leaders like @GovPritzker are putting change into motion as they explore new paths to meet the needs of their communities – and they’re setting the blueprint for other good climate actors to follow.
Earlier this week, the @USDOT officially rolled back national fuel economy standards, undercutting years of progress.
Meanwhile states and cities remain laser focused on putting money back in people’s pockets and making clean transportation more accessible. 👇
🚗 When federal tax credits ended in 2025, Colorado stepped in to keep EVs affordable by raising its own Vehicle Exchange Colorado rebated to $9K for new and $6K for used EVs.
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⛽ Columbus, OH currently runs 210 plug-in vehicles in its city fleet, saving the city over 66,000 gallons of gas and about $150,000 in fuel costs in 2024 alone.
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At All In’s Local to Global Exchange, our friends at @USClimate and @ClimateMayors took the stage to announce their new official partnership! 🤝🎉
This partnership will strengthen the crucial tie between climate initiatives of cities and states – because, as @boisemayor put it, the kitchen table issues in the communities they serve are all tied to climate action.
In the @nytimes this week, All In Chair Gina McCarthy blasted the Department of Transportation rollbacks of fuel efficiency standards: “For fifty years, fuel-economy standards have saved Americans money and cut pollution at the same time, creating cleaner air, lowering prices at the pump, and reducing our reliance on fossil fuels.”
Read more 🔗
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Today, @USDOT finalized a rollback of national fuel economy standards, weakening requirements that help make vehicles more efficient, cut pollution, and save drivers money.
These standards were expected to saveAmericans an estimated $82B.
Read more 🔗
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Illinois leads the nation in climate action while attracting businesses and creating jobs for a green economy.
From 2018 to 2024, we more than doubled the amount of clean energy in the state.
At the Local to Global Exchange, leaders from across the U.S. and around the world came together to share what’s working in their communities, learn from one another, and strengthen the connections that are moving climate progress forward.
Thanks to everyone who joined us in person at #ClimateWeekNYC and online. And a huge shoutout to our speakers and partners who made it possible.
From our Local to Global Exchange to conversations across the city and at the UN, it was a busy #ClimateWeekNYC. Thanks to everyone who joined us, shared their perspective, or made time to connect – we’re so excited for all that’s to come.
