A new crop of progressive leaders is ascendant who will have the opportunity to advance a climate agenda that meets the current moment and truly works for working people. But these leaders must be backstopped by …
The data center boom shows that world-altering infrastructure can rapidly expand when the interests of state and capital are aligned.
Fast and free buses can lower costs for working people, and get them where they need to go more quickly and comfortably, while investing in high-quality public goods, cutting carbon pollution, and improving air quality.
Public housing should be a central pillar of a progressive supply-side housing agenda to preserve deeply affordable housing, expand public development, and help spur market transformation for a green transition.
Increasing insurance costs are making an already painful housing affordability crisis even worse. Interventions are needed to put the public sector in the driver’s seat.
Public ownership and market controls can secure energy price stability and bring down the cost of living.
How to build power for a new era of climate and economic transformation.
The need for transmission upgrades to accommodate an electrified economy grows daily, but delays are holding back renewable and storage projects, and sharp component price increases are over-burdening working class Californians’ electric bills.
