Energy Credits

November 26th, 2008

Energy Credits

Question: If elected, will Palin and McCain advance the energy tax credits and promote sustainable energy?

an you please be specific? We really arn’t sure of their position on this topic. Inquiring minds really would ike to know.
thanks suhnrga. But I am confounded by the lack of specifics. Will he extend tax credits? Expand opportuties for business? Provide financialincentives or promote a manhattan project??? To be fair, I don’t know Obama’s position on this either. Anyone??

Answer: He has been criticized openly in the past for his support of climate change and his stance hasn’t altered itself.

John McCain’s Principles for Climate Policy

• Climate Policy Should Be Built On Scientifically-Sound, Mandatory Emission Reduction Targets And Timetables.

• Climate Policy Should Utilize A Market-Based Cap And Trade System.

• Climate Policy Must Include Mechanisms To Minimize Costs And Work Effectively With Other Markets.

• Climate Policy Must Spur The Development And Deployment Of Advanced Technology.

• Climate Policy Must Facilitate International Efforts To Solve The Problem.

Below is a link to his site regarding climate change and where he stands:

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