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Encourage public-private partnerships – for geothermal, perhaps an “adopt-a-lease” program where companies and DOE identify prime sites and fast-track demonstration projects.
Encourage industry coalitions to pilot solutions while policy catches up, including faster geothermal demonstration projects and voluntary battery collection and recycling pathways. Use public-private partnerships to prove what works and build support for formal rules. This matters because visible success can accelerate adoption, but voluntary efforts need reinforcement to scale.
Industry buy-in can preempt the need for heavy regulation and show success (for instance, if automakers voluntarily retrieve most of their sold EV batteries for recycling, it builds case for formalizing it).
The Sierra Club, founded in 1892 by John Muir, is one of the oldest and largest grassroots environmental organizations in the U.S. With chapters in every state, the Sierra Club engages in a range of activities to protect the environment: it lobbies for strong environmental legislation (from climate action to wildlife protection), runs grassroots campaigns to move beyond fossil fuels, leads outdoor outings to connect people with nature, and occasionally takes legal action to enforce environmental laws. The Sierra Club also has an active political program endorsing and campaigning for pro-environment candidates through its PAC.
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