A new report finds that U.S. clean energy factories support 122,000 jobs and generate $33 billion of annual economic activity––a major onshoring success story Republicans are now trying to halt.

In response to reporting that Senate Republicans are preparing to gut Clean Air Act protections, defying clear guidance from the Senate parliamentarian and the Government Accountability Office (GAO), Evergreen Action States Vice President Justin Balik released the following statement: “Senate Republicans are preparing to gut Clean Air Act protections with...

Federal incentives “critical to our communities,” business leaders say. “Not just some rich person’s green power, or however they want to characterize it.” Local Michigan business leaders are sounding the alarm over the GOP’s proposal to repeal clean energy tax credits, warning it would “deal a blow to Michigan,” according...

The modelers at the nonpartisan Rhodium Group found that the bill would have a disastrous impact on the American economy “similar to the impact of a full repeal” of the Inflation Reduction Act’s clean energy tax credits.

As written, the bill represents a full-scale assault on America’s clean energy economy and climate progress.

This bill would torch the tax credits that are making daily life more affordable while fueling a domestic manufacturing boom.

The GOP’s proposed budget reconciliation bill kills jobs and raises household energy costs. Here’s our latest analysis.

Republicans are once again siding with corporate polluters and billionaires over working families.

Leaving clean energy credits untouched in their initial bill text isn’t a signal of support—it’s a sign of deep division.

Evergreen dug into what team Trump is touting about their proposal. Here’s a breakdown of what gets cut—so the richest few can get richer: