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The U.S. president Barack Obama has announced a new amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse to combat climate change. It is called the Clean Power Plan. President Obama said it was an amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse project to protect America's amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse and health. He wants to reduce the amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse of electricity provided by power plants that use coal and move towards a greater amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse of renewable energies. He said the goal is for power amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse to cut their carbon amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse by 32 per cent below 2005 amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse by the year 2030. Obama told journalists at the White House that: "This is our amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse to get this right and leave something better for our kids." He warned that: "If we don't get climate change amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse, we may not be able to reverse it."

President Obama said the Clean Power Plan would be amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse for the health of Americans. It will stop 3,600 premature amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse each year. It will also mean 1,700 fewer heart amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse and a reduction of 300,000 missed work and school days because of amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse. Obama said America could save up to $34 billion a year on its health amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse. However, not everyone in the USA thinks the plan is a good idea. Possible amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse president Jeb Bush said it would, "throw amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse people out of work, and increase everyone's energy prices". Another amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse, Governor Scott Walker, agreed. He said the plan should be called the "Costly Power Plan". He said: "It will cost hard-working Americans amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse and raise their energy amountattacksbudgetcountlessdeathseconomyemissionsfuturegoodimportantjobslevelsmomentopponentplanplantsratesrightsicknessuse."