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i was born and raised

gl

how about you read the plan before you criticize it my guy

those investments

Environmental Justice: Ensure that environmental justice is a key consideration in where, how, and with whom we build – creating good, union, middle-class jobs in communities left behind, righting wrongs in communities that bear the brunt of pollution, and lifting up the best ideas from across our great nation – rural,

Agriculture and Conservation: Create jobs in climate-smart agriculture, resilience, and conservation, including 250,000 jobs plugging abandoned oil and natural gas wells and reclaiming abandoned coal, hardrock, and uranium mines – providing good work with a choice to join or continue membership in a union in hard hit c

Innovation: Drive dramatic cost reductions in critical clean energy technologies, including battery storage, negative emissions technologies, the next generation of building materials, renewable hydrogen, and advanced nuclear – and rapidly commercialize them, ensuring that those new technologies are made in America.

Housing: Spur the construction of 1.5 million sustainable homes and housing units.

Buildings: Upgrade 4 million buildings and weatherize 2 million homes over 4 years, creating at least 1 million good-paying jobs with a choice to join a union; and also spur the building retrofit and efficient-appliance manufacturing supply chain by funding direct cash rebates and low-cost financing to upgrade and elec

Power Sector: Move ambitiously to generate clean, American-made electricity to achieve a carbon pollution-free power sector by 2035. This will enable us to meet the existential threat of climate change while creating millions of jobs with a choice to join a union.

Transit: Provide every American city with 100,000 or more residents with high-quality, zero-emissions public transportation options through flexible federal investments with strong labor protections that create good, union jobs and meet the needs of these cities – ranging from light rail networks to improving existing

Auto Industry: Create 1 million new jobs in the American auto industry, domestic auto supply chains, and auto infrastructure, from parts to materials to electric vehicle charging stations, positioning American auto workers and manufacturers to win the 21st century; and invest in U.S. auto workers to ensure their jobs a

Infrastructure: Create millions of good, union jobs rebuilding America’s crumbling infrastructure – from roads and bridges to green spaces and water systems to electricity grids and universal broadband – to lay a new foundation for sustainable growth, compete in the global economy, withstand the impacts of climate chan

Biden will make a $2 trillion accelerated investment, with a plan to deploy those resources over his first term, setting us on an irreversible course to meet the ambitious climate progress that science demands.

LOL

https://joebiden.com/clean-energy/

away

that will give way to the eventual transition

he would start the process

but anyways

well, could be 8

30?

but how about 20 years from now?

at this current moment, yes problably

to other options

compared

fracking is pretty bad for our ecosystemn

because currently

i am saying that he will start the process to transition to cleaner and eventually more efficient energy sources

i am saying that he will not outright ban fracking

because dolf, can we agree that fracking is bad for the environment?

because its a little more nuanced

if the question was that he was going to ban fracking, i think that it will need more then a yes or no response

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wtf

of course he is not going to outright ban it

for a gradual transition away

or putting things in place

but a gradual transition away from it

he isnt against outright banning it right at the start

there is literally no context there

you are sending me maybe half a sentence each clip

you are just sending me propoganda