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Hillary Clinton's Climate Change Position

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What Policies Does Clinton Propose for Solving Climate Change?

Invest in clean energy technologies;
Establish a national market-based program to reduce global warming pollution;
Increase our fuel efficiency, and
Be a leader in international efforts to address the problem of climate change.
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What Has Clinton Done about Climate Change while in Office?

During her years representing New York state in the U.S. Senate (2001 to the present), Hillary Clinton has earned a 90 percent lifetime voting score from the League of Conservation Voters. While in office, Hillary introduced the Strategic Energy Fund in Congress that would invest $50 billion into research, development, and deployment of renewable energy, energy efficiency, clean coal technology, ethanol and other homegrown biofuels, and more. Monies for the fund would be raised by allowing oil companies to either invest in renewable energy themselves or pay into the fund. Hillary gave a speach on November 5, 2007 regarding her positon on energy and climate change. Read the text of that speach.

Watch Clinton explain her positions on climate change and energy issues at the first ever presidential candidate forum - "Global Warming and America's Energy Future" - focusing on energy and climate change held on Nov. 17, 2007 in Los Angeles.






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