; definitions. Sec. 602. Leveling playing field for domestic manufacturers. Sec. 603. Making American manufacturing energy efficient. TITLE VII—Mobilizing American resources Sec. 701. National Climate Change Council. Sec. 702. Climate Fund; climate bonds. Sec. 703. Accelerating 100 percent locally. Sec. 704. Climate justice resiliency. TITLE VIII—Miscellaneous Sec. 801. Tax amendments review. 2. Findings; purposes; statement of policy (a) Findings Congress finds that— (1) from 1880 through 2015, global temperatures have increased by about 1.06 degrees Celsius; (2) the vast majority of global warming that has occurred over the 50-year period ending on the date of enactment of this Act was due to human activities, primarily the burning of fossil fuels; (3) emissions of greenhouse gases and atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases continue to rise, which results in a continued warming trend; (4) global warming already has a significant impact on the economy, including the farming, fishing, forestry, and recreation industries; (5) the significant impacts of global warming that are already occurring will be amplified by a global temperature increase, resulting in increased droughts, rising seas, mass extinctions, heat waves, desertification, wildfires, acidifying oceans, significant economic disruption, and security threats; (6) low-income communities, communities of color, indigenous communities and other environmental justice communities in the United States are inordinately exposed to pollution from fossil fuels, and climate impacts will be disproportionately felt by those communities; (7) the world is facing a climate emergency; (8) people in States and local communities across the United States are engaging in and winning the fight to mobilize to solve the climate crisis