A resolution recognizing the duty of the Federal Government to create a Green New Deal.

Senate Resolution 173 proposes a 10-year national mobilization effort to transition the United States to 100% clean energy while addressing economic and social inequality. The resolution outlines a framework to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions through massive investments in carbon-free manufacturing, high-speed rail, and energy-efficient building upgrades.

For the average citizen, this proposal aims to create millions of high-wage union jobs and guarantees access to clean air, healthy food, and sustainable infrastructure. Additionally, it calls for expanded federal protections and services, including universal healthcare, affordable housing, and tuition-free higher education. As a resolution, this document expresses the sense of the Senate and establishes a policy roadmap rather than immediately changing existing laws or allocating specific funding.