Energy and climate security sit at the critical crossroads of national security, economic, foreign and domestic policymaking it's a complex but essential element of national discourse after the 2020 election. Climate change is a “threat multiplier” that exacerbates other risks, including social and environmental injustice. In addressing energy and climate security, policymakers across the United States have an opportunity to connect with a broad range of stakeholders and build unity on the preeminent issue of the next decade. This document offers progressive and center-right talking points on a range of climate and energy security issues
by Alexandra (Xander) Meise, Senior Climate Fellow, Truman Center for National Policy
