The Texas Climate Jobs Project is advancing a pro-climate, pro-worker agenda.
Working people in Texas are hurting. The gap between the wealthiest people in the state and the working population is growing. And as climate change leads to more severe conditions, workers are hit the hardest.
The Texas Climate Jobs Project and labor unions are demanding climate action and support for Texas workers. We have a plan to help solve the climate crisis while creating millions of union jobs that sustain our families and communities.
Members of the Laborers' International Union Local 350, a pipeline local located in South East Texas, are learning to install solar panels on projects across Texas
Bold climate action and good union jobs go hand-in-hand.
The Texas Climate Jobs Project (TCJP) launched in July 2021 and is a coalition of Texas labor unions from across Texas united to fight climate change and reverse income inequality in the country's energy capital. The coalition advocates for long-term solutions to these intertwined crises by pushing state and local lawmakers to tap the state’s massive renewable energy potential and create millions of new family-sustaining union jobs.