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Climate change has been a highly charged issue in recent years and will likely continue to take prominence in the 2020 election cycle. Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang has some innovative ideas for how to approach the crisis.
“I’m for a carbon tax and dividend and for the substance of the Green New Deal, where we need to move towards renewable energy,” the 44-year-old businessman from New York told uPolitics exclusively. “We need to invest literally trillions of dollars in making our infrastructure more resilient and sustainable.”
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