As the November elections approach, the Democratic party faces a pressing concern: the potential disengagement of young, climate-focused voters. While President Joe Biden has made significant strides in climate legislation, his administration’s support for oil and gas projects has disappointed many in this crucial demographic. The potential for this group to either abstain from voting or shift their support to third-party candidates poses a strategic challenge for Biden’s re-election campaign. The tension additionally creates a dilemma for climate advocates: they want to push for more aggressi…
