According to a recent study, 30% of the global electricity supply now comes from renewable sources. The growth of renewable energy has been driven by increases in wind and solar power. World leaders hope to double this to 60% by 2030.Source

Mass shootings are down 29.4% compared to the 190 reported in the same time period for 2023. This comes after the Biden administration introduced a series of new executive actions to ban the manufacturing of ghost guns and reclassify the kits sold to make guns at home as firearms themselves.Source

In response to President Biden's request to review existing marijuana rules, the Attorney General circulated a proposal to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III. This change would make marijuana more available for medical use, easier to research, and eligible as a federal tax write-off for businesses.Source

The G7 nations (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States) have agreed to phase out all coal plants by 2035, marking a significant climate policy breakthrough that could inspire similar actions in economically advanced nations. This commitment is particularly notable given Japan's past resistance, signaling a broader shift among major economies toward reducing reliance on coal and fossil fuels in favor of cleaner energy sources.Source

The nationwide ban on new noncompete agreements is designed to allow Americans at all job levels to switch employers within their industries freely. This action follows President Biden's directive to the FTC to address unfair labor restrictions that limit workers' job mobility and economic opportunities.Source

"Before the Paris Agreement was signed in 2015, the world was headed for anywhere between 3 and 5 degrees Celsius of warming by the end of the century (with a median increase of 3.7, as shown by the below chart), according to the Climate Action Tracker, a consortium of organizations that tracks efforts to reduce emissions. Today, the world is headed for 2.7 degrees Celsius warming — almost 5 degrees Fahrenheit — by the end of the century."Source