We’re live from #ClimateWeekNYC! At the Local to Global Exchange, U.S. mayors and governors, international leaders, and cross-sector partners are coming together to talk about energy, resilience, and what local climate action is delivering on the ground. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1jxXgBddZ…

🎉 Congratulations to All In Chair Gina McCarthy on receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award at the @Reuters Global Sustainability Awards! Three decades at the forefront of America’s fight for sustainability, powered by a relentless spirit of optimism. 🔗 reuters.com/sustainability/c…

🏆 @sjcleanenergy, @Caltrain & @WestLightEnergy just won a national Green Power Leadership Award for a first-of-its-kind model: pairing 100% renewable energy with rail electrification and regenerative braking to cut emissions, improve air quality, and lower operating costs. 🔗 sanjoseca.gov/Home/Component…

“At the time, people thought of wind and solar as alternative energy… well, it’s not alternative anymore. It’s now the largest source of electricity in the state.” @COEnergyOffice ED Will Toor spoke on @KUNC’s In the NoCo podcast about how Colorado powered the majority of its grid with renewable energy for the first six months of 2026 – and how he views the state’s pathway to 100% emission-free electricity by 2050. 🎧 TUNE IN: kunc.org/podcast/inthenoco/2…

🚨 HAPPENING NOW: All In Chair Gina McCarthy has taken the stage at the @AmericanHealth's #BloombergAmericanHealthSummit26, for a conversation with @NPR's @Pien_Huang about the shifting clean energy policy landscape. 💻 Watch live: youtube.com/live/d_ylR3QVDoQ

📍 Grand Haven, Michigan’s public utility has already cut local carbon emissions by 70% from peak levels. ⚡🏠 Their latest addition of a 4.32 MW solar farm will keep the clean energy rolling with enough to power 738 homes a year. Learn more 🔗 wghn.com/2026/10/08/grand-ha…

“Every single day I see mayors from across the country showing the world what true American values look like.” – Mayor @JustinMBibb at All In’s Local to Global Exchange No matter what headlines come out of the White House, local leaders are putting our country’s true values into action – building a safer, healthier, more sustainable future for their communities.

“Even as the current United States federal government abandons decades of climate leadership and international collaboration, cities, states, businesses, and other actors are continuing the clean energy transition and are pressing forward to build a cleaner, healthier, more prosperous future.” – America Is All In’s Executive Director Chris Wheat at the Japan Climate Action Summit.

At #COP31, we’ll be bringing U.S. and international leaders together at the America Is All In Pavilion. 🎉 From November 12 - 16, the Pavilion will be a hub for turning climate ambition into action – sharing what’s working, building connections across borders, and focusing on the solutions already being put to work in communities across the U.S. See you in Antalya! 🇹🇷

“We’re trying to experiment as a state, so that we can provide a guidepost for not just other states, but for the nation.” State leaders like @GovPritzker are putting change into motion as they explore new paths to meet the needs of their communities – and they’re setting the blueprint for other good climate actors to follow.

At All In’s Local to Global Exchange, our friends at @USClimate and @ClimateMayors took the stage to announce their new official partnership! 🤝🎉 This partnership will strengthen the crucial tie between climate initiatives of cities and states – because, as @boisemayor put it, the kitchen table issues in the communities they serve are all tied to climate action.