Opinion | How to Turn Climate Into a Working-Class Issue Under Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : States, cities and towns can get the ball rolling.
57% : Tribe-owned companies are developing renewable energy to cut bills and support community development.
55% : Cities and states can also learn from Minnesota's new transportation policies.
50% : Whether or not he kills the law, he is committed to slowing America's transition from fossil fuels to clean energy -- and few Americans seem concerned.
49% : And it puts the burden of transforming sprawling energy infrastructures onto companies' balance sheets and consumers' bank accounts.
43% : To cut carbon pollution at the necessary speed and scale, climate scientists are calling for comprehensive economic change.
35% : Cities and states can also invest in mixed-income, union-built housing -- especially near mass transit to reduce car commutes, and away from flood and wildfire risk zones.

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