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Bernie Sanders has a colossal climate plan

One of the first major goals of Sanders’ plan — to produce all the nation’s electricity with renewable sources by 2030 — will require an extraordinary transformation. For context, around 90 percent of all the nation’s wind and solar energy has come online since 2008, explained Ari Peskoe, director of the Electricity Law Initiative at Harvard University.

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