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Hillary Clinton touts new energy plan

 

Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.) outlined a plan yesterday to cut U.S. oil imports

in half by 2025. Along with urging increased conservation (gasp), she proposed a

" Strategic Energy Fund " financed by a temporary two-year fee on major

oil-company profits, elimination of some oil tax breaks, and closure of a

loophole that allows oil companies to avoid royalty payments. The accrued $50

billion would go toward tax credits for energy-efficient vehicles and renewable

energy; Clinton called for the U.S. to get 20 percent of its electricity from

renewables by 2020. The fund would also provide incentives for installation of

ethanol pumps in half of U.S. gas stations by 2015, sure to be popular in

corn-happy, first-presidential-caucus Iowa. Beltway speculation has it that

Clinton, the presumptive Democratic frontrunner for 2008, is getting a little

nervous about all the attention Al Gore's getting for his climate-change

advocacy, and wants a piece of the spotlight. But wait, Gore's not running,

right? Uh ... right?

 

 

straight to the source: Reuters, 23 May 2006

 

 

straight to the source: Bloomberg News Service, Roger Simon, 23 May 2006

 

 

straight to the source: The Mercury News, Associated Press, Devlin Barrett, 23

May 2006

 

What's gonna happen when the buses don't run

and what's gonna happen when the, winter comes

what are you gonna do,

what are you gonna do

when the oil runs out?

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