Earth Act: Clean Energy, Zero Emissions, Regenerative Agriculture by 2030
This act aims to significantly change how we produce energy, drive cars, and farm land. By 2030, most of our electricity should come from renewable sources, and new vehicles should be zero-emission. Agricultural corporations will need to adopt practices that support soil and animal health, potentially impacting food availability and prices.
Key points
By 2030, all electricity sold must come from renewable sources, affecting utility bills and energy availability.
From 2030, all new vehicles sold must be zero-emission, impacting the car market and transportation costs.
Large agricultural corporations will be required to use regenerative practices, potentially changing food production methods and animal welfare.
Businesses transitioning to new standards may receive financial aid and tax breaks, but non-compliant ones will lose tax deductions.
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