THE AMERICA IS ALL IN ACTION CENTER AT COP!

As in years past, America Is All In will organize a shared platform for representatives and leadership of U.S. communities, businesses, and institutions to amplify their efforts and connect with one another at COP27. An America Is All In Action Center will operate on the ground in Sharm El Sheikh on November 11, 12, 14, and 15. The America Is All In Action Center will be focused on all-of-society climate action and collaboration across sectors and constituencies; this non-federal Center will be complementary to the federally-managed U.S. Center at COP27, and one of several pavilions being organized in the Blue Zone.

A diverse delegation of America Is All In members will be represented at COP27, where they will showcase the actions that cities and counties, states and tribal nations, businesses, health care organizations, colleges and universities, faith groups, and institutions of all types are taking to go “all in'' on climate.

Knowing that we must mobilize every sector of our economy and every segment of society to reach our decarbonization goals - America Is All In members are showing up and committing themselves not just to reducing their own emissions, but demanding the highest level of highest ambition by policy makers at every level of government.

If you are a non-federal representative attending COP27 and want to be reflected in the All In delegation, fill out this google form. This form also contains questions relevant to your interest in participating in bilateral and multilateral meetings.

THE ROLE OF AMERICA IS ALL IN AT COP27

There is no holding back or giving up on our future -- we must speed up our delivery on the emissions reductions needed to avert the worst impacts of a warming planet. And that delivery must happen on a massive scale in under 7 years. America is All In, the largest coalition of non-federal entities committed to climate action in the United States, is at COP27 to further climate action from the U.S. Federal Government, and promote the critical role that these states, cities, tribal nations and cultural, religious, academic and community institutions must play in realizing a livable climate future.  
 
COP27 opens with climate impacts that are tangibly worsening, afflicting businesses and communities across the United States and the world with tragic loss of life and massive economic damage. Going “All In” on climate is about the need to mobilize every sector of the economy and every segment of society to reach our decarbonization goals.  
 
The passage of the Infrastructure Bill and the Inflation Reduction Act by the U.S. Congress make us hopeful, but there is a lot to do, both to implement the legislation effectively, efficiently, and equitably, and to close the remaining emissions gap. America is All In members are showing up and committing themselves, not just to reducing their own emissions, but to demand the highest dedication and highest ambition of policymakers at every level to climate action. No matter what the political climate looks like going forward in the United States or any other country, non-federal leaders must remain committed to achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement.