Future Generations Protection: Banning Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Fossil Fuel Extraction
This bill aims to combat climate change by prohibiting greenhouse gas emissions from new electric utility steam generating units. It also bans hydraulic fracturing and the export of crude oil and natural gas, which could impact energy prices and fuel availability domestically. The goal is to transition to renewable energy sources and protect the environment for future generations.
Key points
New electric utility steam generating units will be prohibited from emitting any greenhouse gases, aiming to reduce air pollution.
Hydraulic fracturing will be banned starting January 1, 2027, potentially affecting local jobs and energy supply.
The export of domestically produced crude oil and natural gas will be prohibited, which could influence domestic fuel prices and trade relations.
The act aims to ensure a fair transition for workers and communities affected by energy sector changes, offering training and access to clean-energy jobs.
Status:
Expired
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