
Drew
McConville
Senior Fellow
Senior Fellow
Policy Analyst
Policy Analyst
Senior Fellow
Acting Senior Vice President, Energy and Environment
Senior Director, Domestic Climate and Energy Policy
Senior Fellow
Senior Director, Energy and Environment Campaigns
Senior Director, Public Lands
Senior Fellow
Senior Director for Conservation Policy; Senior Fellow
Senior Fellow, Energy and Environment
Director, Public Lands
Director, Energy and Environment Campaigns
Senior Director, International Climate Policy
Senior Fellow
Director, International Climate Policy
Senior Vice President, National Security and International Policy
To effectively tackle the climate crisis and reach net-zero emissions by 2050, the United States must provide a pathway to accelerating the decarbonization of heavy industry while supporting high-quality, union jobs and a clean and equitable environment.
Elise Gout urges San Diegans to switch to electric heat pumps—a relatively new technology that operates efficiently and at lower costs to consumers.
The Inflation Reduction Act will help reduce costs, create jobs, and ensure corporations pay their fair share in taxes.
The U.S. government should protect Americans’ right to work and recreate on the coasts by requiring that publicly funded projects provide and improve public access.
Offshore wind lease sales are a significantly better use of ocean acreage than oil and gas—for energy consumers, taxpayers, and the climate.
Please join the Center for American Progress and the United Steelworkers of America for a reception beginning at 6:00 PM, followed by a panel discussion with esteemed experts at 6:30 PM.
Please join the Center for American Progress for a multipanel discussion with OMB Director Shalanda Young, one of the key officials responsible for implementing the IRA, and everyday Americans about the Inflation Reduction Act and what it will mean for the United States and the American people.
Incorporating labor and workforce training standards into this historic climate policy will ensure that the transition to a clean energy economy is built with good jobs.
The act will lower household costs across health coverage, prescription drugs, home energy, and electric vehicles.
Costly, heat-related emergency department visits and hospitalizations are rising as the climate warms, reflecting only a small portion of extreme heat-related consequences.
Fossil energy communities need a legacy fund to build capacity and resilience.
Upgrading school ventilation and air filtration is a critical part of a multilayered strategy to improve and protect health, education, the environment, and equity.
Climate action that meets the crisis’ urgency, creates good-quality jobs, benefits disadvantaged communities, and restores U.S. credibility on the global stage