Last week, Pres. Biden reached a milestone—on April 28, he completed his first 100 days in office. While rolling out 200 million vaccines and stimulating our economy amidst a global pandemic, President Biden also made a strong commitment to climate and ocean conservation. The actions in his first 100 days will protect birds and people on our coasts from the effects of climate change. Around the country, increasing flood risks are disproportionately affect low-income communities and communities of color, which, as a result of racist housing policies like redlining, are often located in low-lying flood-prone areas and near polluting facilities like ports or oil refineries. President Biden has also taken initial steps to confront these environmental injustices and ensure everyone has a safe place to live and their communities’ needs are being heard and addressed. Executive Order on Tackling the Climate Crisis at Home and Abroad Science—and birds—tell us that we have to...