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clinton sets goals for solar panels, clean energy
by：Tunto
2020-03-27
Hillary Clinton, the US presidential candidate, announced on Sunday that her plans as president to tackle climate change include installing more than half a billion solar panels across the United States. S.
By the end of her first term, generate enough clean renewable energy to power every home in the United States within 10 years of her inauguration.
Clinton, the front runner for 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, announced the goals in a video released on Sunday night.
Her campaign says the two initiatives are part of a comprehensive energy and climate agenda that she will put forward in the coming months.
\"Our descendants will come back and think, \'What are we thinking, how can we be so irresponsible?
Clinton said that as a narrator of the video, the video shows children, wildlife and images related to energy production.
\"I\'m just a grandmother with two eyes and brains, and I know what\'s going on in the world can have a huge impact on my daughter, especially my granddaughter.
\"The video also directly targets Republican presidential candidates who are skeptical about climate change.
Clinton spoke in a video showing offers from candidates including the former Florida governor. Jeb Bush (\"I\'m a skeptic.
I\'m not a scientist \"), Florida Sen. Marco Rubio (
\"I\'m not a scientist \")and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (
\"No warming \")
And other candidates.
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Speaking on the agenda, Trump\'s senior adviser, White Nationalist more campaign 2016 \"it\'s hard to believe that people who run for president still refuse to accept the science of climate change want to remind us, they\'re not scientists than they listen to, Clinton said.
\"You don\'t have to be a scientist in the face of this urgent challenge that threatens all of us, you just need to be willing to act.
Clinton believes that increasing the use of wind, solar, hydro, geothermal and other renewable sources of energy will help prevent premature deaths of up to 3,000 people per year and asthma attacks of 700,000.
Expanding the installation of solar panels across the United StatesS.
It will increase current capacity by 1. 4 million kilowatts by 700% at the end of 2020, she said.
This is like installing a roof solar system on 25 million houses across the country.
Hillary Clinton: United StatesS.
The economy needs clean energy to survive a fact sheet released by the campaign. Clinton will implement a number of federal government initiatives to help achieve these goals, including partnerships with states, leading urban and rural communities in clean energy, provide competitive grants to states that exceed federal carbon pollution standards to award Awards to communities that are easier and cheaper to install roof solar systems, enhance grid reliability and resilience, and make it easier to reduce costs
Bring renewable energy to market.
She also promised to talk about plans to reduce U. S. oil consumption. S.
Around the world, improve the safety and security of existing energy infrastructure, make fossil fuel production safer, and protect the health and retirement safety of former coal workers and their families.
At an event in Iowa on Sunday, Clinton said those who did not acknowledge the existence of climate change were \"just not noticing \".
Iowa is the second.
The biggest producer of wind energy
According to U. S. Data, U. S.
Energy Information Administration
Clinton\'s plan was proposed by another Democratic candidate, the former governor of Maryland.
Martin O\'Malley has promised to completely stop relying on fossil fuels by 2050 and double the energy efficiency of the United States within 15 years.
O\'Malley promised that the whole country would use renewable energy within 35 years, not Clinton\'s commitment to power every household with renewable energy within 10 years.
Although Clinton did not disclose the full content of her policy on climate change, O\'Malley said he would reject drilling permits on Alaska and the Antarctic coast and promised not to build the Keystone XL pipeline.
Clinton has yet to say what she will do with the pipeline.
The Democratic Party\'s biggest challenger, an independent Vermont senator.
Bernie Sanders spoke regularly about climate change in his political speeches, describing the bad weather conditions caused by global warming.
He has not yet developed a formal plan to tackle climate change, although last month he introduced a legislation that provides $0. 2 billion in loans and grants for solar panels in public housing and low-income areas.
Family housing income.
By the end of her first term, generate enough clean renewable energy to power every home in the United States within 10 years of her inauguration.
Clinton, the front runner for 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, announced the goals in a video released on Sunday night.
Her campaign says the two initiatives are part of a comprehensive energy and climate agenda that she will put forward in the coming months.
\"Our descendants will come back and think, \'What are we thinking, how can we be so irresponsible?
Clinton said that as a narrator of the video, the video shows children, wildlife and images related to energy production.
\"I\'m just a grandmother with two eyes and brains, and I know what\'s going on in the world can have a huge impact on my daughter, especially my granddaughter.
\"The video also directly targets Republican presidential candidates who are skeptical about climate change.
Clinton spoke in a video showing offers from candidates including the former Florida governor. Jeb Bush (\"I\'m a skeptic.
I\'m not a scientist \"), Florida Sen. Marco Rubio (
\"I\'m not a scientist \")and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (
\"No warming \")
And other candidates.
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Speaking on the agenda, Trump\'s senior adviser, White Nationalist more campaign 2016 \"it\'s hard to believe that people who run for president still refuse to accept the science of climate change want to remind us, they\'re not scientists than they listen to, Clinton said.
\"You don\'t have to be a scientist in the face of this urgent challenge that threatens all of us, you just need to be willing to act.
Clinton believes that increasing the use of wind, solar, hydro, geothermal and other renewable sources of energy will help prevent premature deaths of up to 3,000 people per year and asthma attacks of 700,000.
Expanding the installation of solar panels across the United StatesS.
It will increase current capacity by 1. 4 million kilowatts by 700% at the end of 2020, she said.
This is like installing a roof solar system on 25 million houses across the country.
Hillary Clinton: United StatesS.
The economy needs clean energy to survive a fact sheet released by the campaign. Clinton will implement a number of federal government initiatives to help achieve these goals, including partnerships with states, leading urban and rural communities in clean energy, provide competitive grants to states that exceed federal carbon pollution standards to award Awards to communities that are easier and cheaper to install roof solar systems, enhance grid reliability and resilience, and make it easier to reduce costs
Bring renewable energy to market.
She also promised to talk about plans to reduce U. S. oil consumption. S.
Around the world, improve the safety and security of existing energy infrastructure, make fossil fuel production safer, and protect the health and retirement safety of former coal workers and their families.
At an event in Iowa on Sunday, Clinton said those who did not acknowledge the existence of climate change were \"just not noticing \".
Iowa is the second.
The biggest producer of wind energy
According to U. S. Data, U. S.
Energy Information Administration
Clinton\'s plan was proposed by another Democratic candidate, the former governor of Maryland.
Martin O\'Malley has promised to completely stop relying on fossil fuels by 2050 and double the energy efficiency of the United States within 15 years.
O\'Malley promised that the whole country would use renewable energy within 35 years, not Clinton\'s commitment to power every household with renewable energy within 10 years.
Although Clinton did not disclose the full content of her policy on climate change, O\'Malley said he would reject drilling permits on Alaska and the Antarctic coast and promised not to build the Keystone XL pipeline.
Clinton has yet to say what she will do with the pipeline.
The Democratic Party\'s biggest challenger, an independent Vermont senator.
Bernie Sanders spoke regularly about climate change in his political speeches, describing the bad weather conditions caused by global warming.
He has not yet developed a formal plan to tackle climate change, although last month he introduced a legislation that provides $0. 2 billion in loans and grants for solar panels in public housing and low-income areas.
Family housing income.
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