Could Biden Rebuild the Economy by Funding Green Energy

 Biden announced that he would project a $2 trillion, 4-year plan toward green energy. He would also create more jobs for Americans to work within the industry. Biden also wants to upgrade the nation's power grid to a green grid. He also wants to transfer more to electric cars, and adding charging stations throughout the nation in the upcoming years. He wants to make several improves during his potential term during presidency. This is a potential global impact and problem. If we continue to pollute our air, global warming will continue to happen and ruin our planet. By finding solutions that are energy efficient, it can help better our Earth as a whole. 

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  1. 22agrubeOctober 15, 2020 at 5:41 PM

    Don't get me wrong, all of this green energy stuff is great, but we can't go too overboard with changes within a four year presidential term. Some Americans don't even know how to use the Internet, and that's been easily accessible for 20 years now. The cost of transition and amount of time for green energy bills to get through Congress will absolutely be astronomical. It's a nice sentiment, and I'd love to see it happen someday, but fitting everything into 4 years may be a bit unrealistic. And the oil industry. They'll get their hands dirty to save themselves. They won't go down without a fight- money under the table in Congress is nearly guaranteed.

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    1. AnonymousOctober 16, 2020 at 7:24 AM

      I agree with you 100%. I think he is going to try and do too much in a short period of time. It will make the prices of taxes go up and people that don't have a lot might not be able to pay that amount. I also might not agree with Biden for many things, but this is one thing I do think is a good idea, if it didn't all happen at once.

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