Sanders used the backdrop of Paradise, a town nearly destroyed in a fire that killed 86 people, to introduce his sweeping $16-trillion plan to fight global warming.
in a fire that killed 86 people, to introduce his sweeping $16-trillion plan to fight global warming. Sanders became the latest Democratic presidential candidate to advance a climate change agenda that would have a far-reaching impact on the day-to-day lives of all Americans. His is the costliest by far.
Recalling the Apollo 11 mission that put men on the moon 50 years ago, the proposal says, “We can sure as hell transform our energy system away from fossil fuels to 100% renewables today and create millions of jobs in the process.” On his visit to Paradise, Sanders spoke with Susan Dobra, 64, who recalled President Trump visiting the town and mistakenly referring to it as “Pleasure.” The editor and teacher, a Sanders supporter who lost neighbors in the Camp fire, told reporters that Trump “stood in the ruins of our town and denied thatSanders also met with Allen Myers, a 35-year-old filmmaker. Myers’ family lost the home where he grew up near the mobile home park.
Standing alongside Myers, Dobra and several other fire survivors, Sanders criticized Trump, who rejects the science showing that humans’ burning of fossil fuels is a cause of climate change.
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