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Equitable development and access to clean energy, is not an environmental issue its a systemic one.
Life as we know it is slowly seeping away- sustainable energy is unaffordable, for low-income and people of color. If we could create equitable clean energy, we could change the game, and finally achieve the what humanity has deemed to be "impossible". With gender equality 300 years away and racial equality much longer we have to act now and realize that equity in justice is far from achieved. Sustainable equity isn't an environmental issue its a racial one, and one that unless solved both humanity and the planet will be lost.
But with legislative and executive powers working against it all- by passing oil drilling, and "environmental harm projects" like the Willow Project- and only now passing civil laws, spending billions of dollars to uplift those same companies that are destrying the economic well-being of people of color; the government attemting to cover it up with bills like the "Affordable Clean Energy Rule"- when it does nothing to aid the world, or aid the affordability of green energy.
Well now, we create change.
"because they can't"
"because they can't" is a legislative project to make change from local governments to the White House, this legislation will focus on the main subjects of of environmental inequaity and the affordability of green energy to the everyday person and low-income communities.



People in the United States of America, have been or are at risk for being pushed out of their neighborhoods (gentrified). Those same people can't afford green energy because it's a luxury. We will change that, 'because they can't.'
- Lowering gentrification.
- Increasing community input in new development projects.
- Increasing POC community input on new development projects.
- Founding youth legislative boards.
- Requiring a 15% of the lot to be allocated toward green spaces.
- Mandating environmental check prior to and after development.
- Implementing fines for decreased environmental quality.

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