This reports says "an aggressive national commitment to electrify all aspects of our economy would create up to 25 million good-paying American jobs over the next 15 years."

Goldman School of Public Policy at UC Berkeley releases "Plunging Renewable Energy Prices Mean US Can Hit 90% Clean Electricity by 2035 at No Extra Cost"

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Their plan is to address the global recession in a way that creates cleaner energy and puts "global greenhouse gas emissions into structural decline."

Not only does climate action remain critical over the next decade, but investments in climate-resilient infrastructure and the transition to a lower-carbon future can drive significant near-term job creation while increasing economic and environmental resiliency.

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In the report they recommend "that our nation’s leaders consider providing financial assistance for industries, technologies, and practices that improve public health, decrease costs, create enduring job opportunities, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions."

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