Climate action could be rolled back or slowed but the Inflation Reduction Act will not be repealed, irrespective of the inevitable power shifts in Washington
In his 2024 State of the Union address on March 7, US President Joe Biden will do what presidents of both parties always do — tout what he considers to be his greatest accomplishments. Among them will certainly be his administration’s record on climate action.
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