The discussion centers on the state of climate action following the 2024 elections and strategies for future progress. Panelists agree that the election was not a referendum on climate issues, but rather on economic anxieties. They emphasize connecting climate solutions to tangible benefits like lower energy costs and job creation. The conversation highlights the importance of grassroots organizing, strategic litigation, and subnational climate initiatives. Examples include the bipartisan support for balcony solar in Utah and the success of lawsuits against the Trump administration's environmental policies. The panel underscores the need to counter disinformation, protect environmental regulations, and ensure American competitiveness in the global clean energy transition.
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