Chicago City Council Gets First Look at 15-Year Deal with ComEd Brokered by Lightfoot – WTTW (Chicago)

The presentation to alderpeople included promises of at least $520 million for “hundreds of energy & equity community benefit projects to advance the 2022 Climate Action Plan,” which promises to reduce carbon emissions in Chicago by 62% by 2040.
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Mary Juana
3 years ago

No human entity on earth is going to change anything in the climate by making laws. Spending $100 million on climate change is criminal. There are so many pressing needs for that amount of money so the politicians again are trying to figure out ways to waste it. Some clouted friend, relative or donor will be rewarded handsomely by the democrats when the $100 million pie is cut up.

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