Evergreen Action
Evergreen Action is a nonprofit organization dedicated to mobilizing bold, federal climate policy to combat the climate crisis and build a just, clean energy economy. Founded in 2020 by former staffers of Governor Jay Inslee’s presidential campaign, Evergreen Action has played a pivotal role in shaping national climate policy, including influencing the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and advocating for the Evergreen Action Plan 2.0 .
Mission and Conservation Efforts
Evergreen Action's mission is to lead an all-out national mobilization to defeat the climate crisis. The organization focuses on creating and implementing ambitious, actionable climate policies that raise standards, catalyze investment, and center justice. Their work spans federal and state levels, aiming to accelerate the transition to a clean energy economy while ensuring that the benefits are equitably distributed .
Key Initiatives
Evergreen Action Plan 2.0: An ambitious policy roadmap developed with hundreds of partners in the climate, environmental justice, and labor movements. The plan outlines strategies for the next presidential term to continue delivering on climate, jobs, and justice .
Clean Trucking Advocacy: In October 2023, Evergreen Action joined 18 national climate and environmental justice organizations in urging the Biden administration to strengthen and finalize the EPA’s clean trucks rule. The goal is to accelerate the U.S. toward 100% zero-emission trucks and build out the necessary charging infrastructure .
State-Level Climate Action: Evergreen Action collaborates with state leaders to drive bold climate action. From Washington to New York, California to Michigan, states are demonstrating that local climate action is both popular and possible .
How to Get Involved
Individuals can support Evergreen Action's mission by:
Joining the Movement: Sign up to receive updates and opportunities to take action.
Donating: Contribute to support the organization's efforts in driving climate policy.
Staying Informed: Follow their blog for the latest insights and developments in climate policy.