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Labor is leading on
Climate
Good Jobs
Affordability
Clean Energy

We are at a 
turning point

Energy demand is the highest in decades. 

Extreme weather caused by climate change is costing communities across America.

Workers are hit first and worst, and families are struggling as costs skyrocket.

We need to make 
life more affordable

for working families: create good union jobs, lower bills, and build more reliable clean energy to power our homes and communities.

That’s why labor is leading on climate.

We’re supporting workers and building a network of union-led coalitions in states across the country to advance ambitious, pro-worker climate action.

Climate Jobs Voices

Tyson, M

To me, there’s nothing better than showing my family something that I worked on. It’s a sense of pride. So, energy that we can produce for ourselves and we’re less reliant on outsourcing for it, I think everybody should want that. I bought my house after two years of being in the union. A brand new house, first owner, and I’ve got solar panels on it because I believe in what I do.

Tyson, M International Union of Operating Engineers Local 139
Kimberly Tobias

People are worried and want to make a change and it’s just a matter of getting people to see that our jobs make a difference when we build a solar field or an offshore wind farm.

Kimberly Tobias International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 1253
Jeff, P

How can you say no to an industry that creates thousands of jobs for local communities and has solar and wind energy stored in batteries and ready to go when needed? It doesn’t really matter what your political stance is when you look at it that way.

Jeff, P International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 223
Tyson, M

To me, there’s nothing better than showing my family something that I worked on. It’s a sense of pride. So, energy that we can produce for ourselves and we’re less reliant on outsourcing for it, I think everybody should want that. I bought my house after two years of being in the union. A brand new house, first owner, and I’ve got solar panels on it because I believe in what I do.

Tyson, M International Union of Operating Engineers Local 139
Kimberly Tobias

People are worried and want to make a change and it’s just a matter of getting people to see that our jobs make a difference when we build a solar field or an offshore wind farm.

Kimberly Tobias International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 1253
Jeff, P

How can you say no to an industry that creates thousands of jobs for local communities and has solar and wind energy stored in batteries and ready to go when needed? It doesn’t really matter what your political stance is when you look at it that way.

Jeff, P International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 223
Tyson, M

To me, there’s nothing better than showing my family something that I worked on. It’s a sense of pride. So, energy that we can produce for ourselves and we’re less reliant on outsourcing for it, I think everybody should want that. I bought my house after two years of being in the union. A brand new house, first owner, and I’ve got solar panels on it because I believe in what I do.

Tyson, M International Union of Operating Engineers Local 139
Kimberly Tobias

People are worried and want to make a change and it’s just a matter of getting people to see that our jobs make a difference when we build a solar field or an offshore wind farm.

Kimberly Tobias International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 1253
Jeff, P

How can you say no to an industry that creates thousands of jobs for local communities and has solar and wind energy stored in batteries and ready to go when needed? It doesn’t really matter what your political stance is when you look at it that way.

Jeff, P International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 223