Republicans Cut Green Credits; Plants Now Crying Privately
In a move that left community groups, businesses, and consumers staring slack-jawed, Republicans have slashed renewable energy tax credits. As one member lamented, projects now 'face an uncertain future,' which is a polite way of saying 'good luck with that.' It's a bit like telling your electric car you forgot how to juice — rude, inconvenient, and oddly nostalgic for fossil fuels. The hopeful transition to cleaner energy suddenly feels like that one DIY project you vowed to start but never quite did.
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Cutting renewable energy tax credits is the political equivalent of yanking the plug on a life support machine—only this patient is the planet and the doctors forgot how to fix anything.
Republicans trimmed renewable credits like a bad haircut: everyone notices, no one applauds, and it takes forever to grow back.
Slashing green credits now feels like unplugging your Wi-Fi during a Zoom call—everyone's left scrambling, and morale plummets faster than your signal.
Source: Grist | Published: 8/8/2025 | Author: Emily Jones
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