The “No Climate, No Deal” Ultimatum

Jamal Raad, co-founder of Evergreen Action, discusses his career in climate advocacy and the ongoing climate debate. He emphasizes the importance of the 'no climate, no deal' stance in the infrastructure bill and outlines key components needed in climate policy, such as clean electricity standards and tax incentives. Raad highlights the shift towards a sectoral approach to decarbonization and the need for comprehensive climate action. He also addresses the rising prominence of climate change within the Democratic Party and the increasing public awareness of its impacts.

Who is Jamal Raad and what role does he play in climate advocacy?

What is the significance of the phrase 'no climate, no deal' in the context of the infrastructure bill?

What are some key components of the Biden climate agenda mentioned in the discussion?

How does Jamal Raad suggest addressing fossil fuel subsidies?

What are the major drivers of carbon emissions according to the conversation?

Why does Jamal Raad believe a multi-faceted approach is necessary for climate policy?

What recent events have contributed to the rising prominence of climate change as an issue for the Democratic Party?