White House climate adviser says Biden's green spending is secure

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : A win for Trump in the November election would stymie climate ambition from the world's largest economy, and could set back global efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions and address the changes in the climate that are already happening.
51% : "EPA just hit a milestone, two thirds of their dollars obligated."
49% : EPA obligated the full $27 billion under the program in August, a month ahead of the law's deadline.
42% : Trump has vowed to pull the U.S. out of the Paris climate agreement for a second time if he returns to the White House.
39% : Trump and some of his GOP allies say they will rescind "unspent" funds from the law -- potentially including obligated money -- although which programs would be on the chopping block remains to be seen.
32% : Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.), a close ally of Trump, told POLITICO the party's presidential nominee is likely aware of the "Republican blowback" he'd receive by targeting the tax credits.
31% : Zaidi's comments come as Trump, the GOP nominee, has blasted the law as a "green new scam" and promised to claw back unspent funding from the IRA if he wins the presidency.

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