This report shows what using clean energy in the 2020s will look like.

Climate change has made heat waves five times more likely in the western United States. These heat waves are causing wildfires and droughts that are destroying California's forests.

This database can be used to see how much money each country is investing in energy and how much of that investment is going towards clean energy.

This report offers policymakers a strategic framework to triple federal funding for clean energy innovation in 5 years—to $25 billion by 2025—and a detailed plan for achieving this goal.

The article says "we have only a decade left during which we can limit—not prevent—the economic calamity and public-health nightmare that climate disruption will visit upon our children and grandchildren."

The report details how a federal stimulus investment "can help build a new green economy that creates jobs, improves equity, supports public health and safety, increases resilience, and decarbonizes."

The plan focuses on the economic risks of climate change and seeks to reduce fossil fuel corporations' ability to influence elections. The plan was created by the Senate Democrats' Special Committee because the GOP controls the official committees.

This handbook outlines the technical solutions we need to utilize in order to both combat climate change and improve the economy.

The money from this investment will go to agriculture, electric vehicles, and renewable energy.