Charu Sinha
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1 month ago |
heatmap.news | Charu Sinha
Will Republicans’ reconciliation bill successfully gut the Inflation Reduction Act? A Democratic and Republican senator speaking last week at Heatmap’s Energy Entrepreneurship 2025 event predicted that it will not. A proposal effectively killing the IRA “wouldn’t make it through the House,” Senator John Curtis of Utah, a Republican, said flatly at the event.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
heatmap.news | Charu Sinha
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Oct 1, 2024 |
heatmap.news | Charu Sinha
We didn't have to wait long for climate to come up during tonight's vice presidential debate between VP hopefuls Republican JD Vance and Democrat Tim Walz - the night's second question was about the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene and fueled by warmer air and waters due to climate pollution. Vance started off his answer innocuously enough, extending his thoughts and prayers to those affected by the hurricane and then proceeding to some campaign boilerplate.
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Sep 23, 2024 |
heatmap.news | Charu Sinha
You'll find more thorough answers to all those questions throughout Decarbonize Your Life, but the short answer is: Yes. If you really need a car, then switching from a gas car to an electric vehicle (or at least a plug-in hybrid) is the most important step you can take to combat climate change. And it's not only good for your personal carbon footprint, it's good for the entire energy system.
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Sep 11, 2024 |
heatmap.news | Charu Sinha
Well, it happened - over an hour into the debate, but it happened: the presidential candidates were asked directly about climate change. ABC News anchor Linsey Davis put the question to Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, and their respective answers were both surprising and totally not. Harris responded to the question by laying out the successes of Biden's energy policy and in particular, the Inflation Reduction Act (though she didn'tmention it by name).
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