The Conservation Policies Of Presidential Candidates

We all know our Earth is in serious trouble. Ifstages to form a NEC (National Energy Council) of
there is one person who can really turn aroundsorts in order to segregate the responsibilities
things in our country it is the president. Withamongst agencies of the federal government.
elections round the corner and a line-up ofClinton's plan is pretty similar to the other
presidential candidates, don't all of us want topresidential candidate lineups. However, it remains
know who truly supports the green movement?to be seen if any real implementation happens.
Here's a run down on the top candidates and theirBarack Obama
perspective of the environment:Barack has been seen touting the usage of
Hillary Clintonliquefied coal at one point which earned him a
She has been known for citing seriousblack mark amongst the green movers.
environmental hazards in all of her speeches.Throughout his campaign he did not really devote
However, it wasn't until late 2007 that she actuallytime to focus on aspects about the environment
drafted a comprehensive solution to the problem.or energy. It was only later during October 2007
This plan is essentially more like a cap tradethat he finally released a detailed plan on energy
mechanism which aims at reducing emissions byconservation. In addition to the cap trade system
as much as 80%! A two-pronged approachpromoted by Clinton, Obama also cited an
focusing on investment and efficiency seems toinvestment of 150 billion to facilitate more green
be the primary strategy as of now. While theemployment opportunities. His detailed plan also
efficiency focus deals with elevating standards onenlists aspects on improving efficiency creating a
vehicles, buildings etc. investment would focus onsmarter electricity grid system and promoting
aspects like hybrids that are pluggable and alsopublic transportation.
ensuring carbon seizures. Plans are also in the initial