Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act: A Breakdown of Climate Investments

by | Dec 22, 2023 | Invest During Inflation | 34 comments

Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act: A Breakdown of Climate Investments




President Joe Biden spoke on July 28 about the newly struck deal between Sens. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Joe Manchin (D-WV) that would invest $369 billion over the next 10 years into climate actions such as renewable energy and tax rebates for new and used electric vehicles.

Biden called the deal, known as the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, ‘the most significant legislation in history to tackle the climate crisis.’
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Biden Breaks Down Inflation Reduction Act Climate Investments

President Biden recently outlined his plans for climate investments as part of the Inflation Reduction Act, marking a significant step in the administration’s efforts to combat climate change. In a press conference, he detailed the provisions of the Act that will allocate funds for renewable energy, clean transportation, and sustainable infrastructure.

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The climate investments outlined by President Biden include a $555 billion allocation for clean energy and transportation infrastructure, as well as a $90 billion investment in public transportation systems. Additionally, the Act will provide $14 billion for a new “Climate Smart Cities” initiative that aims to improve urban infrastructure and reduce emissions.

The Inflation Reduction Act also includes a $550 billion budget for research and development in clean energy, including investments in solar, wind, and other renewable technologies. This significant funding will support the development and deployment of new clean energy solutions, aiming to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Furthermore, the Act includes provisions for a $150 billion investment in climate resilience and disaster preparedness, aiming to mitigate the impacts of extreme weather events and protect communities from the effects of climate change. This funding will support infrastructure projects and natural resource management efforts that aim to build resilience in the face of a changing climate.

President Biden emphasized the urgency of these investments, highlighting the need to address the climate crisis and create a more sustainable future. He stressed that the Inflation Reduction Act represents a critical opportunity to make meaningful progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and transitioning to a clean energy economy.

The climate investments outlined in the Inflation Reduction Act have been met with both support and criticism. Proponents of the Act argue that the funding will drive innovation, create jobs, and protect communities from the impacts of climate change. Critics, on the other hand, question the cost and potential economic impacts of such significant investments.

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Overall, President Biden’s climate investments as part of the Inflation Reduction Act mark a significant commitment to addressing the climate crisis and transitioning to a more sustainable future. The Act reflects the administration’s recognition of the urgency of climate action, and its potential to drive positive change in the fight against climate change.

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34 Comments

  1. @Firefighter_Matt

    Incentive for people to learn how to budget and know where they could save money? Man i guess a company like Amazon shouldn't exist then since the human is incapable of saving money using their own brain. You must buy THIS THING WE PAY YOU TO BUY, THEN YOU SAVE. It's a wonder why it doesn't sell like hot cakes on it's own in the Free Market.

  2. @dannyholland7462

    Gas was $2.35 and inflation was under 2% when you took office.

  3. @rotorheadv8

    The Inflation Inflation Act.m

  4. @firefoxhits

    The Biggest Democrat BS Bill Ever will only fuel the inflation that the Democrats caused by spending too much to begin with!!

  5. @thepirate305

    They have never said what the climate crisis is

  6. @MAGDUMP

    What about the 87,000 IRS workers Joe

  7. @samjungsamjung5238

    สัวสดีๆๆๆๆๆค่ะ

  8. @williamhenry9705

    President Vegetable Lasagna says what?

  9. @mattbecker5533

    Polar ice caps have been melting since the last ice age. What are we going to do when we run out of fresh water here in the United States in the next 50 years.

  10. @dougfaulkner6799

    Biggest scam ever perpectuated on the American people.

  11. @daphnekruger2422

    JOE THE WORLD IS IN THE HANDS OF OUR CREATOR GOD. YOU WILL FEEL THE HEAT ON JUDGEMENT DAY. YOU HAVE SO MUCH BLOOD ON YOUR HANDS AND THE KILLING OF THE UNBORN. REPENT JOE.

  12. @DocPegLegRed

    Let’s go Brandon

  13. @user-gb4db3cf1y

    Your the only reason u need to make these bills

  14. @2peter1v2

    I don't want "tax credits," "rebates" or any other form of the government giving me MY money. Just lower the taxes permanently.

  15. @sammarchetti2484

    Does this guy actually think people believe what he's saying

  16. @hadleyjones4163

    What exactly is the climate crisis, as far as I know it's all bollicks..

  17. @joethanks3745

    We need to bill a tackle the Biden crisis

  18. @dangregg8562

    A fraud and a liar .

  19. @murraylee2756

    Bad news is China is using oil and steel to build a military arsenal to kick your ar#…

  20. @Dixie.Normus0811

    No one in this comment section has taken an actual climate university course and it shows. This bill is theft to the American citizens

  21. @lordeverybody872

    Can I upgrade the fuel cells on my volt?

  22. @franciscocrcabrerar9028

    What about stop sending money to Ukraine. Or do something with gasoline prices

  23. @Therealsupremeleader

    This bill is all they been saying since the 70s is a good way to raise money aka tax and get themselves richer.

  24. @LastNameTom

    The. Only. Solution. Is. Nuclear. Energy.

  25. @LastNameTom

    Hypocrite. He's stopping oil production and pipelines in the US only to provide funding for other countries to open new pipelines and oil and then have the US buy it. Biden got the US off of being energy independent and is forcing us to buy oil from other countries who do not follow the same standards and has to ship it across the ocean to us. An average of 40% dirtier oil than if it was home grown. Plus, all electric car tax breaks do is award the rich. No poor person can afford a tesla even with the tax breaks. That's the thing about democrat voters, they never look past the headline.

  26. @johnraman1925

    When has Brandon ever told the truth! Just another money grab

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