, finding triple-digit days in Texas had doubled in the previous 40 years and would likely double again by 2036.surging CPS Energy bills.This brings us to the climate agreement between Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., a deal that is as politically seismic as it is potentially transformative. The agreement would allocate $369 billion to climate and energy proposals, a game changer.
Here’s what we like about the deal: eliminating the cap on a $7,500 tax credit to spur more Americans to purchase electric vehicles. Billions of dollars in rebates to encourage consumers to purchase energy efficient appliances. Tax credits to develop clean energy sources such as wind and solar, as well as carbon capture technology. Billions of dollars to address climate inequities as low-income communities are far more likely to feel the impacts of climate change.