This November and into the next presidential term, we have the power to keep our country moving toward a brighter future—one that protects people from the climate crisis, strengthens communities, and unleashes economic opportunity for all.
The Evergreen Action Plan 2.0 is a roadmap to get us there.
The Evergreen Action Plan 2.0 is an ambitious, actionable policy roadmap—built with hundreds of partners in the climate, environmental justice, and labor movements—that allows Democrats to continue delivering on climate, jobs, and justice for the next four years. The alternative is Project 2025, a plan for the MAGA extremist takeover of the U.S. government. It would hand the keys over to Big Oil, polluters, and climate change deniers.
The original Evergreen Action Plan (EAP) became the agenda that helped the Biden-Harris ticket beat Donald Trump and become the most impactful climate administration in U.S. history. We are confident our new plan can help us do it again and equip a future President Harris with a climate roadmap rooted in actionable, ambitious policies, environmental justice, and a vision to uplift all.
The EAP 2.0 is more than just a counter to Project 2025—it’s a promise of continued climate leadership and all the shared benefits that will come with it. The next four years will determine whether we continue on this path of progress or veer sharply backward toward climate catastrophe.
While the work ahead is still great, the tremendous groundwork laid by the Biden-Harris administration has put our climate targets within reach. It is time to pull together to ensure that a future President Kamala Harris can continue this historic progress and build a thriving, just, and inclusive clean energy future that benefits every American.
In 2020, we turned Governor Jay Inslee’s “gold standard” climate plan into the open-source Evergreen Action Plan, a comprehensive climate plan that offered a vision of a better future driven by workers in the clean energy economy and built to work for people across the country.
The Biden-Harris administration picked the EAP up and delivered—with three-quarters of all the climate actions the administration took coming from the plan. That’s how we know our EAP 2.0 can work again. With a committed, visionary administration, a diverse, powerful environmental movement, and a clear plan, we can not only replicate, but amplify, this success once again.
New modeling from the nonpartisan group Energy Innovation puts hard numbers and concrete evidence behind something we’ve all instinctively known for a while now: Project 2025 would be a disaster for our climate, jobs, economy, and health. By contrast, the same modeling reveals how good our future could be. By following a path of continued climate leadership, as outlined in the EAP 2.0, we can build on our movement’s wins. But that is only possible if Vice President Harris and Governor Walz win in November.
Continued climate leadership would:
Project 2025 would: