it s working. but polls show many americans may not fully know what the inflation reduction act actually is. data released earlier this month in a washington post university of maryland poll show seven in ten americans had heard little or nothing about the policy. i m joined now by tim mcdonnell, climate and energy editor at the us politics website semafor. great website semafor. to have you in the programme. you great to have you in the programme. you have been writing about how the inflation reduction act sure the promise and limits of the government plan and pushing forward climate policy of stop starting with the promise, what has worked? thank you, it s a pleasure promise, what has worked? thank you, it s a pleasure to promise, what has worked? thank you, it s a pleasure to be promise, what has worked? thank you, it s a pleasure to be here. promise, what has worked? thank you, it s a pleasure to be here. happy - it s a pleasure to be here. happy to talk about it
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Programmes and technologies. speaking at the white house, mr biden said the legislation had created 170,000 clean energyjobs already and tipped that figure could grow significantly over the next decade, while also cutting the country s carbon emissions. the bill passed with narrow bipartisan support a year ago. it incentivises consumers to buy electric vehicles and companies to produce renewable energy. the president has been touting the inflation reduction act as part of his economics agenda. earlier, he talked up the plan dubbed by some, bidenomics . let s hearfrom him. when the middle class does well, all kidding aside, everybody does well. everybody. the poor have a ladder up, with the class have a good shot, and the wealthy do very well. the financial times and the wall streetjournal initially because my plan by bidenomics. i m not sure the mention of any totally complementary way at the time, but guess what?
Up climate change and it takes billing up infrastructure to deliver on the benefits. it is good to see some factories will be out there but has a ground and job situation been broken, not yet. on that front, the administration has been good about beginning to be thoughtful in the process to make sure people are getting green credits and know this is coming, having the signs around where the ground breaking is happened but were at one year in but in my view there shouldn t be an expectation to see jobs today but you will see it s over time, an increasing number of people driving electric vehicles or manufacturing sites and solar panels and that collective change is what changes the game around climate change. that is a aood the game around climate change. that is a good point- the game around climate change. that is a good point. jacket, i sawjust injune you companies in the energy