Ryan Finnegan

The Post editorial board is saying something extremely controversial here—that regulating climate change costs more than doing nothing about it. And it's providing absolutely no supporting evidence for that.

And we have no idea who wrote it.

they're executing moms and nurses in the street. they're using preschoolers as bait. they're stealing people's dads and grandmas and children. they're tear gassing babies. they're staking out schools. there is no remedy but abolition. any proposal that doesn't start there is an act of violence.

A mom who wrote poems, a preschooler with a Spider-Man backpack , a nurse who cared for veterans — these are the people they’re afraid of.

Proud to report that Illinois is still all in — with my @americaisallin.com co-chairs, we're stepping in where Trump won't.
 
We’re facing the challenges presented by him and at the same time addressing our most pressing challenges from affordability to climate change.

Since the adoption of the #ParisAgreement in 2015, U.S. local leaders have kept climate progress going strong.

🎥Watch to learn more about the power of subnational #ClimateAction over the past decade.

While you were sleeping, House Republicans rammed through a bill that kills rooftop solar, clean manufacturing, heat pumps for everyday Americans, clean energy projects, and funding to cut pollution. Now it's up to the Senate to stop this bill from jacking up energy bills and torching the economy.

A choice between advancing the long-term national interest or clinging to short-term protectionism for entrenched fossil fuel interests.

A choice between expanded energy freedom—with local control and real investment in U.S. communities and industries—or a cynical, defeatist surrender to polluters.

Some Republicans want to beat China on clean energy. Trump doesn’t care. Efforts to preserve Biden-era tax breaks for green technology are running into an administration focused on fossil fuels — and unwilling to play on what it sees as Beijing's turf.

NEW: Trump is perfectly
OK with ceding the clean energy economy to China.

Some green tech advocates thought they could convince Trump to compete.

Trump 2.0 sees putting money into it as enriching China and legitimizing clean energy.

w/ @karlmathiesen.bsky.social

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“That they should be the ones to welcome Pope Francis’s coffin in the basilica is because these people are those who represented the focus of his mission,” said Father Giulio Albanese, head of missionary cooperation and communications for the Vicariate of Rome. “They are those who live on the peripheries, geographical and existential peripheries.”

The final honor guard for Pope Francis included migrants, prisoners, transgender people, the homeless and others selected by the Vicariate of Rome as a symbol of the late pope’s mission of inclusion and outreach.

Read more from the funeral: wapo.st/3YdDGqM