Good news then his administration has been on point for the messaging
Today — today, I’m proud to announce that my administration just released the Fifth Climate Assessment in our nation’s history.
It didn’t just come out of thin air. Written over four years, 750 authors and experts, thousands — thousands of American contributors from every single state in the nation as well as several territories and Tribes.
It’s the most comprehensive assessment on [the] state [of] climate change in the history of America. And it matters.
This assessment shows us in clear scientific terms that climate change is impacting all regions, all sectors of the United States — not just some, all.
It shows that communities across America are taking more action than ever to reduce climate risks and warns that more action is still badly needed.
We can’t be complacent. Let me say that again: We can’t be complacent. We have to keep going.
Above all, it shows us that climate action offers an opportunity for the nation to come together and do some really big things.
You know, I’ve seen firsthand what the reports made clear: the devastating toll of climate change and its existential threat to all of us. And it is the ultimate threat to humanity: climate change.