Designating the month of April 2025 as "Earth Month" and expressing support for environmental stewardship and climate action.

Summary

Designates April as Earth Month and records congressional findings about the origins and continuing importance of Earth Day, accelerating climate change and air pollution harms, biodiversity goals, environmental justice concerns, and the value of Indigenous knowledge. Encourages use of Earth Month for education, stewardship, and year‑round environmental action without creating new regulatory or funding requirements.

• Designates April as Earth Month and records congressional findings about Earth Day and environmental progress.
• Acknowledges accelerating climate change, air pollution harms, and health impacts from extreme heat and disasters.
• Highlights global biodiversity goals, including preserving 30% of the planet by 2030.
• Affirms rights to a safe and healthy environment and safe workplaces.
• Recognizes disproportionate environmental burdens on Indigenous peoples, communities of color, and low‑income communities.
• Calls for learning from Indigenous communities and Tribal Nations about stewardship and conservation.
• Promotes Earth Month as an occasion for education, community action, and year‑round stewardship.
• Contains no new spending, regulatory mandates, or changes to federal law.