Clinton Releases $30 Billion Coal Jobs Plan

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
11/13/2015
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton this week released a $30 billion plan to support communities reliant on coal that have been hit by the trend toward lower-carbon energy sources. “Building a 21st century…

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