Sen. Tom Carper Receives Climate Changemaker Award

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The Climate Action Campaign (CAC) has awarded U.S. Senator Tom Carper with its third annual Climate Changemaker award. Recognized for his role as Chair of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, Carper has been instrumental in drafting bipartisan policies for reducing pollution, advancing environmental justice, and improving air quality. The award comes as Carper prepares for his retirement in 2025, and follows previous recognition of Senator Debbie Stabenow during the awards presentation.

Climate Action Campaign Honors US Senator with Climate Changemaker Award

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Climate Action Campaign (CAC) has named U.S. Senator Tom Carper as the honoree of its prestigious Climate Changemaker award for his significant contributions in environmental policy making.

The role of Senator Carper, Chair of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, has been instrumental in shaping bipartisan policies. His efforts have significantly contributed to reducing pollution, enhancing environmental justice, and improving air quality, stated CAC.

Carper’s legislative achievements include the passage of key environmental laws such as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act. The award comes as he gears up for his retirement in January 2025.

Additionally, the awards presentation also saw the recognition of Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI), who is also set to retire soon. The Climate Changemaker Award is an annual recognition bestowed by a national coalition of leading environmental and public health organizations.

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