Recognizing the duty of the Federal Government to create a Green New Deal.

House Resolution 319 proposes a framework for a 10-year national mobilization effort known as the "Green New Deal." The resolution outlines a plan to transition the United States to 100% clean, renewable energy while simultaneously investing in public infrastructure and domestic manufacturing.

For the average citizen, this resolution envisions a broad expansion of social and economic programs, including a federal guarantee of high-wage union jobs, universal access to high-quality healthcare, and affordable housing. It also aims to lower utility costs through energy-efficient building upgrades and improved public transportation. While the resolution sets these ambitious national goals, it does not currently carry the force of law; rather, it serves as a formal statement of intent to guide future legislation and federal policy.