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Jasia Smith is a research associate for Domestic Climate Policy at American Progress. Prior to joining American Progress, she was an intern for Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) and a student board member and coordinator for her university scholarship office, the Georgetown Scholars Program, which supports the needs of first-generation low-income college students. She graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in science, technology, and international affairs and a concentration in energy and environment. Smith is from Washington, D.C., and cherry blossom season is among her favorite times of the year.

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Historic Investments in Electric Vehicle Batteries and Chargers are Expanding Opportunities in Communities with High Poverty Rates Article
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Historic Investments in Electric Vehicle Batteries and Chargers are Expanding Opportunities in Communities with High Poverty Rates

Since the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, communities with higher poverty rates and lower median incomes have seen a surge of investment in manufacturing EV batteries and charging equipment.

Jasia Smith, Jamie Friedman

How States Can Equitably Deliver Home Electrification Rebates Report
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How States Can Equitably Deliver Home Electrification Rebates

State and Tribal authorities must prioritize exhausting and distributing more than $4.5 billion through the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate program directly to low- and moderate-income households in order to decarbonize the nation’s most climate-vulnerable, energy-burdened homes.

Jasia Smith

Why the Farm Bill May Be the Highest-Stakes Climate Fight Flying Below the Radar Report
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Why the Farm Bill May Be the Highest-Stakes Climate Fight Flying Below the Radar

Major climate and conservation gains hang in the balance as Congress reauthorizes the expiring farm bill; passing strong legislation that builds on historic investments from the Inflation Reduction Act is critical for the United States to lead the world on climate-smart agriculture and meet national land conservation goals.

Drew McConville, Jasia Smith, Mariel Lutz

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