More than 350 prominent climate advocates have endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president, citing her long-standing commitment to climate action.
Maxine Joselow reports for The Washington Post.
In short:
- Climate leaders, including John Kerry and Hillary Clinton, endorsed Harris, emphasizing her dedication to climate issues.
- Harris has a history of climate advocacy, including legal action against fracking and promoting net-zero emissions.
- The endorsement aims to energize young voters who view climate change as a critical issue.
Key quote:
"Her candidacy instantly lit an electric spark under young people across the country."
— Jay Inslee, Governor of Washington.
Why this matters:
Harris's commitment to climate change could mobilize a key voter demographic concerned with environmental issues. This support may influence the direction of U.S. climate policy if she is elected.
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