This article looks at the Biden administration's Clean Energy Corps as part of the goal of 100% carbon pollution-free electricity by 2035.
A new program launched by the Biden administration will hire 1,000 people in the US to help expand the country’s clean energy infrastructure, a step the White House says is “critical to achieving the president’s goal of 100% carbon pollution-free electricity by 2035.” The Clean Energy Corps will draw from engineering, physical science, legislative affairs, and contract management sectors in its multi-disciplinary work.
states that unless substantial large-scale action is taken to address these and other climate-related risks, the impacts on human and natural systems are likely to continue and worsen this century.
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