Investing in Economy, Jobs, and Social Justice: The THRIVE Act
The THRIVE Act aims to create millions of good jobs, combat inequality, and address climate change through federal investments. It focuses on supporting underserved communities, protecting the environment, and strengthening workers' rights. Citizens can expect improved infrastructure, access to healthcare and housing, and support for local economies.
Key points
Creation of at least 15.5 million family-sustaining jobs with fair wages and benefits, including the right to unionize.
Significant investments in historically underserved communities, including Indigenous communities, to counteract racial, ethnic, and economic injustices.
Accelerated transition to clean energy and zero-emission vehicles, targeting 100% clean energy by 2035 and zero-emission buildings by 2025.
Support for social infrastructure, including healthcare, education, child and elder care, and expanded access to broadband internet and clean water.
Environmental and ecosystem protection, including remediation of polluted sites and prohibition of investments in fossil fuels and emissions offset programs.
Ensuring a just transition for workers and communities affected by economic shifts, offering financial support, training, and job placement assistance.
Strengthening Tribal sovereignty and ensuring free, prior, and informed consent of Indian Tribes for federal agency actions affecting their lands and culture.
Expired
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