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Biden wants the U.S. to stop contributing to climate change by 2050. Here’s what that would actually take. Chris Mooney © Brian Snyder/Reuters Joe Biden walks past an array of solar panels while touring the Plymouth Area Renewable Energy Initiative in Plymouth, N.H, in June 2019. The year is 2050, and everything in your home perhaps in your entire life is electric. Your car runs on battery power. Your home heating runs through a highly efficient heat-pump system that has long since replaced the gas furnace. Not even the burners on your stove produce combustion or flames any longer. And all of it is powered by an array of solar and sometimes distant wind installations, which route electricity across the country thanks to a gargantuan network of power lines that triples the scale of the United States’ current transmission infrastructure. You see them the panels, the turbines, the lines everywhere you drive, everywhere you go.

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