Clean Power Plan Explained

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  • Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
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    Joe Goffman, Associate Assistant Administrator for Climate and Senior Counsel for EPA's Office of Air and Radiation, explains EPA's commonsense proposal to work with states, cities and businesses to cut carbon pollution from power plants. By looking across our whole power sector, the proposed Clean Power Plan will boost our economy, protect our health and environment, and fight climate change.
    EPA will accept comment on the proposal for 120 days after publication in the Federal Register and will hold four public hearings on the proposed Clean Power Plan during the week of July 28 in the following cities: Denver, Atlanta, Washington, DC and Pittsburgh. Based on this input, EPA will finalize standards next June following the schedule laid out in the June 2013 Presidential Memorandum.
    More information about the hearing is available at www2.epa.gov/ca...
    For more information about the Clean Power Plan, go to www.epa.gov/mor...
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    We accept comments according to our comment policy: blog.epa.gov/bl...

Комментарии • 40

  • @EPAgov
    @EPAgov  10 лет назад +3

    Do you want to learn more about our proposed Clean Power Plan? Watch this white board video. #ActOnClimate

    • @OccamsRzzr
      @OccamsRzzr 10 лет назад +2

      30 % is not enough. We should be attacking climate change 5x harder than we did getting to the moon.

    • @OccamsRzzr
      @OccamsRzzr 10 лет назад +1

      We could do 2030 if everyone was on board but you know what political party is holding us back with the denial of basic physics taught in high school .

  • @EPAgov
    @EPAgov  10 лет назад +8

    Here’s a white board video that explains how our proposed Clean Power Plan will help us #ActOnClimate.

  • @EPAgov
    @EPAgov  10 лет назад +7

    This white board video explains the details of our Clean Power Plan. #ActOnClimate

  • @EPAgov
    @EPAgov  10 лет назад +5

    What is our proposed Clean Power Plan? Watch this white board video to get the facts. #ActOnClimate

  • @EPAgov
    @EPAgov  10 лет назад +2

    This white board video explains the details of our Clean Power Plan. ruclips.net/video/AcNTGX_d8mY/видео.html #ActOnClimate

  • @goloms4864
    @goloms4864 10 лет назад +1

    we could cut carbon pollution by 100% just by using a Tesla coil and tower, we could use water power, browns gas, solar power, wind power, tidal power, we could tap into the either entropy or enthalpy as well as perpetual motion. All free energy.

  • @mjuy1862
    @mjuy1862 9 лет назад +1

    climate change more important than money for us.... that's why we need to save it our country... avoid WAR and threaten other people poor for hurting being a human. i'm not a perfect but i know how to love you!! poor rich people.

  • @craigviar
    @craigviar 10 лет назад +5

    Why don't you start putting solar panels on the roof of every home? The home becomes self sufficient and has enough energy left to share it into the grid.
    No wait no no no. You can't make money that way. Nevermind.

  • @sayaq
    @sayaq 10 лет назад

    Fantastic! Thank you for introducing this plan.

  • @wesholmes9012
    @wesholmes9012 10 лет назад +2

    Sounds poorly thought out and vague, and most likely will not be implemented. But enjoy those political points you scored.

  • @BradenRipple
    @BradenRipple 10 лет назад

    what about thorium molten salt reactors? Shown to be the safest and most efficient form of nuclear energy by Alvin Weinberg in the 50s and 60s, funding to it was cut either because you couldn't produce plutonium from it from it for nuclear bombs or because more high pressure light water reactors had simply been built. Look up Kirk Sorensen or Lady Bryony Worthington, Sorensen gives an excellent ted talk.

  • @wolflord130
    @wolflord130 10 лет назад

    Interesting........that's not what the GAO study said about alternative power and economic growth. In fact, if I remember correctly it said that all known alternate power sources can only displace at the most optimistic estimate 34% of our reliance on oil/gas based energy by 2035. They further stated that if this problem is not addressed that an economic decline is likely. :(

  • @joshuabadour845
    @joshuabadour845 10 лет назад

    It is all fine and dandy, but when other countries don't care and pump mass amounts of pollutants in the air, you cutting 30% isn't doing anything but costing American's more money because the costs rise.

  • @brettkuntze8997
    @brettkuntze8997 10 лет назад +1

    My neighbor(s) is suspected of conducting some kind of illegal home occupation like generating electricity using power generators buried underground with exhaust piped out of his property and into my property lot. I cannot prove it but I breath fumes almost daily and I can feel engine vibes underground. I called the police but they are not helpful at all. I notice that they are using differenet types of smart meters that seems to measure how many kilowatts they sell to the local utilty instead of the other way. Maybe they signed up for solar power installation but sold the panels and used more powerful gas generators to sell more kilowatts to the utiltiy under the disguise of a solar power contract. Who knows? I am not imagining things and I know something is not going right around my home.. Can someone help me ?

  • @refugiocarrillo5466
    @refugiocarrillo5466 10 лет назад

    We will present our clean power Plan soon!

  • @AtlasandLiberty
    @AtlasandLiberty 10 лет назад

    If the Double bonds of CO2 is so important to heat energy absorption then how come Carbon Dioxide has a heat capacity (0.8) that is lower than Nitrogen (N2 at 1.0) and Oxygen (O2 at 0.9)? In Fact, Carbon & Oxygen each by itself is better at absorbing Heat (Infrared radiation) than when they join together forming CO2. Maybe someone should eventually check out the Science of thermodynamics and atmospheric gases.

  • @RuggedCoyote69
    @RuggedCoyote69 9 лет назад +1

    yes clean air!!

  • @tarheel289
    @tarheel289 10 лет назад

    This is fantastic. Great step to ensuring a cleaner air for future generations.

  • @bogdanpaul8217
    @bogdanpaul8217 10 лет назад

    It's nice to designate a flame of responsibility to Mother Earth for hosting Mankind?

  • @EPAgov
    @EPAgov  10 лет назад

    Watch this white board video to learn more about our Clean Power Plan. #ActOnClimate

  • @NeilJeffersNBJ
    @NeilJeffersNBJ 10 лет назад

    Consume less now, save energy, enjoy the hot in summer & cold in winter,

  • @patmcbride9853
    @patmcbride9853 10 лет назад

    We need an Economic Protection Agency.
    No matter how clean coal gets, the EPA leadership will try to destroy it.
    (Along with any other cheap source for energy.)

  • @ironearth7013
    @ironearth7013 10 лет назад

    We need 4th Gen Nuclear Power to be part of the solution.

  • @francesnelson3719
    @francesnelson3719 8 лет назад

    Sign me up

  • @GoreBullWarming
    @GoreBullWarming 10 лет назад

    How about telling Obama to park his 747. That alone would reduce the US carbon pollution by 10%. LOL still fighting windmills, Obama Quixote?

  • @goloms4864
    @goloms4864 10 лет назад +1

    and its 100 percent clean energy

  • @thechannelofdoom4074
    @thechannelofdoom4074 10 лет назад

    hydro , hydro , hydro.

  • @EPAgov
    @EPAgov  10 лет назад +5

    This white board video explains the details of our Clean Power Plan. #ActOnClimate

    • @funnyhattedman
      @funnyhattedman 10 лет назад +1

      too little too late
      we need larger scale improvements

  • @EPAgov
    @EPAgov  10 лет назад +4

    What is our proposed Clean Power Plan? Watch this white board video to get the facts. #ActOnClimate

  • @EPAgov
    @EPAgov  10 лет назад +2

    What is our proposed Clean Power Plan? Watch this white board video to get the facts. #ActOnClimate