The Green Blueprint

Are Biden’s climate ambitions in Congress dead?

Jul 19, 2022

25:24

Highlights

AI Chapters

Episode notes

The President's Climate Action Agenda Is Not Inspiring

03:08

I'm Waiting for Inflation Figures to Come Out.

04:21

We've Got the Barometers to Get This Thing Over the Finish Line

04:39

Introduction

2min

Sen. Mansion's Statement on Inflation and Climate Change

2min

The Carbon Copy

3min

We've Got the Barometers to Get This Thing Over the Finish Line

5min

I'm Waiting for Inflation Figures to Come Out.

4min

The President's Climate Action Agenda Is Not Inspiring

3min

Are We Falling Short of President Byden's Goals?

4min

The Carbon Copy Is a Co Production of Script Media and Canary Media

2min

On the Carbon Copy podcast this week:

The hits to President Biden's climate ambitions keep on coming. Two years ago, Biden put forward a $2 trillion climate plan. After Democrats failed to move a bill forward last year, that package was whittled down to $300 billion.

This spring was supposed to be the moment that package passed. And then spring turned into summer. Now, as lawmakers prepare to clear out and head off for their August break, it looks like the passage of a climate bill of any size is unlikely — thanks to West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin (D).

Senator Manchin has nearly killed his party's chance of doing something big on climate. The window of opportunity for legislation is closing — and it could bring a painful end to Biden's stalled agenda. What options are left?

The Carbon Copy is a co-production of Post Script Media and Canary Media.

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