Today, Climate Mayors Executive Director Kate Wright issued the following statement in response to the Trump administration’s announcement that it would roll back the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards, a set of fuel economy regulations that was projected to help Americans save $23 billion in fuel costs…
In the wake of COP30, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego, Chair of Climate Mayors, Vice Chair of C40 Cities, and a Co-Chair of the COP30 Local Leaders Forum, issued the following statement:
Climate Mayors Executive Director Kate Wright issued the following statement in response to the 90 members of Congress, led by Senator Alex Padilla (D-CA) and Representative Sharice Davids (D-KA-03), calling on the…
Today, Climate Mayors proudly announced the addition of six city leaders to its 2026 Steering Committee: Mayors Kirk Watson (Austin, TX), Randall Woodfin (Birmingham, AL), Rex Richardson (Long Beach, CA), Patricia Lock Dawson (Riverside, CA), Daniel Lurie (San Francisco, CA), and Nadia Mohamed (St. Louis Park, MN).
Today, Climate Mayors Executive Director Kate Wright issued the following statement in response to the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) proposed cancelation of the critical Solar for All program, a $7 billion investment which helps low-income and rural Americans access cleaner, more reliable, and more affordable solar energy.
Climate Mayors leadership including Chair and Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego, Vice Chair and Boise Mayor Lauren McLean, and Vice Chair and Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens condemn the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) proposal to dismantle the Endangerment Finding and roll back greenhouse gas emissions standards.
Today Climate Mayors leadership including Chair and Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego, Vice Chair and Boise Mayor Lauren McLean, and Vice Chair and Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens released the following statement in response to the passage of the Congressional megabill gutting clean energy tax credits, raising costs for working…
As the climate crisis threatens people’s access to water, Climate Mayors’ Call to Action lays out concrete federal and state-level recommendations for reducing water costs, increasing water security, and ensuring…
Today, Climate Mayors Executive Director Kate Wright responded to the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) announcement that it will roll back mercury and greenhouse gas emissions standards for power plants across the country.
In response to today’s Senate vote to eliminate California’s ability to set its own clean air and emissions standards – denying a right that has been granted by the federal government to states and local governments for nearly 50 years – Climate Mayors Executive Director Kate Wright issued…
Climate Mayors is a bipartisan network of over 350 mayors, demonstrating climate leadership through meaningful actions in their communities since 2014. Representing 47 states and over 70 million Americans, Climate Mayors reflects U.S. cities’ commitment to climate progress.
