Conclusion

The carbon tax would create 500,000 clean energy jobs while displacing 200,000 fossil fuel jobs.

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  • Clean energy sectors already employ more workers than fossil fuels.
  • Investment shifts would accelerate job growth in solar, wind, and efficiency.
  • Transition support programs would need $50 billion over 10 years.

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