Climate Mayors Joins Over 100 Advocates To Oppose H.R. 1 and the Repeal of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund

We, the undersigned, write in strong opposition to H.R. 1, The Lower Energy Costs Act, which would gut key environmental protections and delay the transition to a clean energy future by locking in decades of dependence on fossil fuels. Among the many disastrous provisions in H.R. 1 that would undermine climate action and put communities at risk, the legislation seeks to repeal Section 134 of the Clean Air Act, otherwise known as the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF). We urge Members of Congress to join us in supporting this landmark program and opposing reckless legislation to repeal it.

Read the full letter and recommendations therein HERE.

Signed,

1000 Friends of Wisconsin, 350.org, 350 Deschutes, A Just Harvest, African American Alliance of CDFI CEOs, Alaska Wilderness League, Allectrify, PBC, American Council for an Energy-Efficient, Economy (ACEEE), Americans for Financial Reform, Azul, Building Electrification Institute, Business Council for Sustainable Energy, Calvert Impact, Ceres, Chesapeake Climate Action Network, City of Richmond, VA, Clean Energy Business Network, Clean Up the River Environment (CURE), Climate + Energy Project, Climate Mayors, Climate Reality Chicago Metro, Coalition for Green Capital, Colorado Clean Energy Fund, Columbus Region Green Fund, Community Preservation Corporation, Dream.org, e^2=equitable energy ventures,  E2 (Environmental Entrepreneurs), Earthjustice, Ecority, Elevate, Endangered Species Coalition, Enterprise Community Partners, Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), Environmental Law & Policy Center, Evergreen Action, Garrison Associates, Go Green Illinois, GreenLatinos, Hip Hop Caucus, Illinois Environmental Council, Inclusiv, Inclusive Prosperity Capital, Inc., Indiana Environmental Clean Energy J40, Corporation, Institute for Market Transformation (IMT), Kinetic Communities Consulting, League of Conservation Voters (LCV), Local Initiatives Support Corporation, Main Street America, Metro East Green Alliance, Metropolitan Energy Center, Metropolitan Planning Council, Midwest Building Decarbonization, Coalition,  3,  Missouri Green Banc, NAACP, National Association for Latino Community, Asset Builders, National Housing Trust, National Trust for Historic Preservation, Nevada Clean Energy Fund, North American Insulation Manufacturers, Association, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), Ocean Conservancy, Ocean Defense Initiative, ONE Northside, Organized Uplifting Resources and, Strategies, Philadelphia Energy Authority, Philadelphia Green Capital Corp., Pilgrim Progress Community Development, Corporation, Public Citizen, Regional Plan Association, Rewiring America,  Ride Illinois, Save Our Illinois Land, Sealed, Sierra Club, Slipstream, Smart Growth America, Solar United Neighbors, Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance, Southern Environmental Law Center, The Capital Good Fund, Tucson Industrial Development Authority, Unitarian Universalist Advocacy Network of, Illinois, Unitarian Universalist Association, United Congregations of Metro East, UtilityAPI, VEIC, Vote Solar, WE ACT for Environmental Justice, Wisconsin EcoLatinos, Wisdom’s Well

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