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The Biden White House plan for a new US industrial policy

The Biden White House plan for a new US industrial policy
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100-Day Plan to Address Cybersecurity Risks to U S Electric System

100-Day Plan to Address Cybersecurity Risks to U S Electric System
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If we want a serious climate policy, we need to accept the costs and trade-offs

A post-Covid strategy for economic policy is already in formation. The Government is reviewing the 2040 National Development Plan (NDP) and a revised version is due mid-year. The NDP, released early in 2018, is the framework for public capital investment out to 2040. It requires modifications to accommodate the ambitions of the programme for government agreed on formation of the Fianna Fáil/Fine Gael/Green Coalition last year. It must also acknowledge the financial realities - the budget must be placed on a sustainable medium-term trajectory when the Department of Finance releases the Stability Programme Update, due in April. The State debt could be €240bn at the end of this year versus the €200bn that appeared likely when the NDP was framed.

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New Report Maps Out the U S Road to Net-Zero Emissions

New Report Maps Out the U.S. Road to Net-Zero Emissions The National Academies study calls for a carbon tax and more government investment in clean energy technology Advertisement After years of being stymied in their quest to define a long-range strategy for dealing with climate change, Democrats suddenly find themselves in the position of doing just that. Yesterday, they were given a road map. A report released by an influential group of scientists and other experts paints a picture that is full of optimistic proposals. It envisions the United States carefully building a political and technical foundation over the next 10 years for reaching net-zero emissions between now and 2060.

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National Academies: Zero-carbon goal on edge of feasibility - Governors Wind Energy Coalition

National Academies: Zero-carbon goal on ‘edge of feasibility’ Source: By Peter Behr, E&E News reporter • Posted: Wednesday, February 3, 2021 A new report from a top panel of government advisers calls for imposing a $40-per-ton federal tax on carbon emissions to help the United States reach its net-zero goals. Claudine Hellmuth/E&E News (illustration);Internet Archive Book Images/Flickr (drafting sketch); jwigley/Pixabay (pump jack); Peretz Partensky/Flickr (nuclear); MaxPixel (turbines) A comprehensive road map for achieving a carbon-free economy by midcentury, issued yesterday by the National Academies, calls on the United States to invest $2 trillion over the next decade to jump-start monumental transitions in energy, innovation and manufacturing.

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