As the president’s April 22 climate summit draws near, the federal action plan should focus on the enormous opportunities for emissions reductions in the food system.

The presence of a competent national government capable of investment in the future will enable environmentally sustainable economic growth.

Following four years of Trump’s climate denial, the Biden administration has gone all in and is starting to articulate a comprehensive climate policy.

The next four years should undo the damage of the past four years and put America back on the path of effective environmental policy.

Our human need for social interaction will influence our calculus and my hope is that when normal life resumes, we never again take it for granted.

How federal agencies can and will incorporate environmental justice into their operations.

Throwing out the changes could make the new administration’s climate initiatives harder to implement.

Over 70% of the American public favors Biden’s stimulus plan and I suspect a similar number will support an infrastructure bill that will rebuild our roads and restore employment.

We should be able to find it in our hearts to help children, dreamers and refugees, and our new president gives me hope we can do just that.

What progress has been made and what could change with the U.S.’s reentry?