Highlighted Infrastructure Investments and Natural Disaster response. [applause] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap. Org] excellent. I am a counselor with the center for American Progress and really excited to moderate this discussion on the Climate Crisis and our response to it. The past year has really shown that we are in the thick of it. And to sort of ground us on it. I wanted to read a quick paragraph that struck me in a recent New York Times magazine piece sort of describing the impact of wildfires in the northwest. Heres a quick description. The sun turned blood red, or all but blooded out, disappearing along with the city skyline. The sky turned gray or eerily tangerine and ash floated down like snow. Sometimes there were weeks you were told not to open your windows or exercise outside. Sometimes there were long stretches you
Every race. We will be the latest with david dayen. The Supreme Court unanimously rules trump cannot be barred from the ballot over january 6. On monday, the Supreme Court ruled donald trump can appear on the ballot in all 50 states despite his participation in the insurrection on january 6. The decision was widely touted by unanimous but it really wasnt. It was a deeply fractured 54 split that shows real division on the court. Amy mark joseph stern says the Supreme Courts unanimous ruling is actually a 54 disaster. And children continue to die of hunger in gaza as israel continues to block aid delivery to the north. We will go to cairo to speak with the bestselling author and activist susan abulhawa. She just returned from two weeks in gaza. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. President biden and donald trump appear headed for a rematch in november after both candidates won nearly every race on super tue
Highlighted Infrastructure Investments and Natural Disaster response. [applause] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap. Org] excellent. I am a counselor with the center for American Progress and really excited to moderate this discussion on the Climate Crisis and our response to it. The past year has really shown that we are in the thick of it. And to sort of ground us on it. I wanted to read a quick paragraph that struck me in a recent New York Times magazine piece sort of describing the impact of wildfires in the northwest. Heres a quick description. The sun turned blood red, or all but blooded out, disappearing along with the city skyline. The sky turned gray or eerily tangerine and ash floated down like snow. Sometimes there were weeks you were told not to open your windows or exercise outside. Sometimes there were long stretches you
Every race. We will be the latest with david dayen. The Supreme Court unanimously rules trump cannot be barred from the ballot over january 6. On monday, the Supreme Court ruled donald trump can appear on the ballot in all 50 states despite his participation in the insurrection on january 6. The decision was widely touted by unanimous but it really wasnt. It was a deeply fractured 54 split that shows real division on the court. Amy mark joseph stern says the Supreme Courts unanimous ruling is actually a 54 disaster. And children continue to die of hunger in gaza as israel continues to block aid delivery to the north. We will go to cairo to speak with the bestselling author and activist susan abulhawa. She just returned from two weeks in gaza. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. President biden and donald trump appear headed for a rematch in november after both candidates won nearly every race on super tue
Exelon. My name is navin nayak, counsel for the center of American Progress and im excited to moderate this discussion on the Climate Crisis and response to it. The past year has really shown that we are in the thick of it. To ground us on this, i wanted to read a quick paragraph that struck me in a recent New York Times magazine piece. Describing the impact of wildfires in the northwest. Here is the quick description. The sun turned blood red and all but blotted out. Disappearing along with the city skyline. The sky turned gray or sabia or tangerine. Asked floated down like snow. Sometimes there were weeks when your advise not open your windows or exercise outside. Sometimes there were long stretches when you are not supposed to breathe the outside air at all. We are in the thick of this crisis. We are also in the thick of a response or a start of a response to it. As folks have mentioned several times today, last Year Congress passed the largest investment in addressing the Climate C