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States lead, impact follows: Why investing in state-level climate action will secure America’s climate future — Jotham Stein | ChamberLight
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The Clean Air Task Force argues that state-level climate initiatives are outperforming federal efforts, serving as a resilient engine for innovation and economic growth regardless of the political environment in Washington, D.C.
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ALSO MENTIONED Gavin Newsom, Governor of California representing state climate interests internationally
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