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  • Blog
    April 21, 2023

    Resilience Should Be an Earth Day Priority

    This Earth Day, let’s take a moment to focus on an often overlooked but vitally important topic: resilience. Did you know: The costs of natural disasters have been increasing, including $360 billion in damage and losses in 2022. These climate impacts require policies and practical solutions to help
  • Blog
    September 30, 2022

    A Week of Progress, Planning and Optimism on Clean Energy

    After the global pandemic prevented in person get-togethers and made travel difficult for the last few years, it is perhaps no surprise that events like New York’s Climate Week and the Global Clean Energy Ministerial in Pittsburgh, PA were well attended last week. But what really set things apart
  • Blog
    September 13, 2022

    Increasing Water Recycling is an Imperative for Business

    By: Chuck Chaitovitz, Vice President, Environmental Affairs and Sustainability, U.S. Chamber | Jon Freedman, Senior Vice President, Global Government Relations and Policy, Veolia Water Technologies & Solutions | Howard Neukrug, Executive Director, University of Pennsylvania, Water Center | Patricia
  • Blog
    August 4, 2022

    Breaking Down Energy and Climate Provisions in the Reconciliation Bill

    The U.S. Chamber has been consistent in our view that durable climate policy requires Congressional action, and we’ve thrown our support behind efforts that gained strong bipartisan support, including the Energy Act of 2020, the AIM Act that phases out HFC production and use, and the significant
  • Blog
    April 22, 2022

    Something to Celebrate on Earth Day

    There’s no doubt that many challenges remain in the global quest to reduce emissions and combat climate change. The American business community is fully committed to doing its part, with billions of dollars in investments and strong company commitments. But that shouldn’t stop us from recognizing