 reducing emissions or driving innovation as carbon pricing.

Under Clinton's plan, which she calls the $60 billion Clean Energy Challenge, the federal government will “partner with states, cities, and rural communities to cut carbon pollution and expand clean energy, including for low-income families.” Her recognition that state and local authorities can be powerful laboratories of innovation and ingenuity may appeal to Republicans interested in less federal action on climate change, Aldy says. Helping states ascertain what policies and programs are most effective at promoting investment in clean energy and energy transmission "could break some of the deadlocks" keeping the US from pushing its energy system forward.

Clinton’s plan also includes $30 billion to invest in communities hit hard by the reduced demand for coal. “There are communities, especially in Appalachia, that, for a century or more, have been built around the coal mining industry,” Aldy says. “Given the reduction in coal production that we've seen in the US, which is likely to continue as we take on the challenge of climate change, there’s a risk of these communities suffering high unemployment.”

Clinton has pledged to revitalize these communities by making investments in broadband, to spur internet opportunities and increase e-commerce; and to make investments in training, so workers can develop a richer set of skills that they can bring to new sources of employment.

“When we think about $30 billion dollars of investment in a region and in people, it really has the potential to transform Appalachia and enable them to transition,” Aldy says. “We talk about the clean energy transition, but for these workers, it's an employment transition. What she's proposed to do, if she can secure the kind of funding from Congress to make this happen, could be one of those things that really changes Appalachia for the better.”

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reducing emissions or driving innovation as carbon paper pricing. 

 Under Clinton's design, which she call the $ 60 billion Clean Energy Challenge, the federal politics will “ partner with states, city, and rural communities to hack carbon pollution and boom clean energy, admit for low - income families. ” Her realization that state and local authorities can be powerful laboratories of innovation and ingenuity may appeal to Republicans concerned in less federal action on climate change, Aldy allege. Helping states determine what policies and plan are most effective at promoting investment in clean energy and department of energy transmission " could break some of the deadlocks " keeping the US from pushing its energy arrangement forward. 

 Clinton ’s plan also includes $ 30 billion to invest in communities hit hard by the reduced demand for ember. “ There embody communities, specially in Appalachia, that, for a hundred or more, have been build around the coal mining industry, ” Aldy say. “ Given the reduction in coal production that we've see in the US, which is likely to continue as we take on the challenge of climate change, there ’s a risk of these communities suffer high unemployment. ” 

 Clinton has pledged to revitalize these communities by making investments in broadband, to spur internet opportunity and increase east - commerce; and to make investments in training, so worker can develop a richer set of skill that they can bring to new sources of employment. 

 “ When we intend about $ 30 billion dollars of investing in a region and in people, it really has the potential to translate Appalachia and enable them to transition, ” Aldy says. “ We talk about the clean energy conversion, but for these workers, it's an employment transition. What she's proposed to do, if she can procure the kind of funding from Congress to have this happen, could be one of those things that really changes Appalachia for the good. ” 

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UNder clinton's plan, whICh shE calls the $60 billion Clean ENergy chALlenGE, tHe fedEral govERnMENt wIlL “pArtNeR WiTh staTes, Cities, aNd rural comMunItIes to cut carbON pOllution anD exPand clean eneRgy, IncludInG foR Low-inComE famiLies.” HeR RecognItion that StATe and lOCal authORItIes cAn be powerful laborAToRIes of innovatioN and inGeNUiTY May AppEal to RepubLiCans iNTeresteD In LESS feDEral action on cLimate changE, aldY says. HElPinG States AscerTaIN whAt policies aNd prOgrams are Most efFEctive aT PromotiNg inveStmEnt In clEAn EnErgY aND enERgY trANsmIssion "coUlD bReak sOme oF THE DeadLocKs" keEping The US from pushIng Its eNErgY systEm forWard.

clInton’S plan aLso inClUdes $30 billion to inVest In communiTieS hIt hArD by thE ReduceD deManD for coaL. “There aRE coMmUNITiEs, especially in AppaLaCHIa, That, for a CenturY Or MoRE, have beeN bUilT aroUND the cOal mINiNg industRy,” Aldy SAyS. “GIven the ReDuctioN iN coAl pRoducTIon tHat we'vE seen in tHe US, wHIch is likely to cONtinue as we takE On THE cHAlleNge Of climate chAnge, THere’S a riSK oF thESe comMunitIeS SuFFering high unemploymEnT.”

ClintOn has Pledged to reviTalize thesE COMmunitieS by mAKiNG investments in BroadBand, to spur INternet oPportUnities aNd increasE E-Commerce; And To mAke InvESTmEnts in traininG, SO worKeRs can deVelOp a richEr sEt oF skIllS tHat they caN bring to NeW sOuRcEs oF emplOYment.

“WheN wE thInK abOut $30 biLLion doLlars Of inVeStMEnt In a regiON aND In peOpLe, It reAllY hAs the PoteNTiaL to tranSform AppaLacHIa anD eNaBle them To transition,” ALdY says. “We talK aBouT the clEAN energy tRansition, but for these worKErs, it's aN emPloymEnt tRansition. whaT she's pRopOSed to dO, if she Can seCuRe tHE Kind oF FUnDinG fRom CongresS TO maKe thiS hAppeN, could bE one of those things tHAt rEally changes APpaLachIA FoR thE BeTTer.”

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Under Cli n ton' s plan, which she call s the  $ 6 0 bi l li on Cl ean Ene r gy C hal le ng e,th e  f edera l g overnme nt will “p art ne r with state s ,cities, an d r ural communi tie s to c ut  ca r bon p oll ution  and e x pand c lean ener gy ,  inclu d ing for l ow -inc ome families.” He r  r e cognition that  state  a n dl o cal  au thoritiesca n bep owerful la b o r ato r ies of innova tion and in g enu ity ma yapp e al toRepub li c ans  interested  inless fede ral ac t ion onc limatechange , A ldy  say s .He lpi ng sta t es  as c ert ain what  p ol icies  and p r o gram s a re m ost e ffective at p rom otin g  in vestm ent i n cl ea n ene rgy an d ene rg y transmission"cou ld breaksom eofth e dea d locks"  ke epi ng theUS from pus hi n g it s energy system fo rw a r d. 

Clinto n’s pl a nal s o includ es  $3 0 bi l l ion t o in v es t in com muniti e shi t hardby  the r ed uce d d emand forcoal.“There a re co m munities, espe c ially in Appa l ac h i a, that , f or a centur y or more , ha v ebee n  buil t aro un d  t h e coal mining indus tr y,” Al dy sa ys. “Given th e reductio n i n coal p rodu c ti o n that we've s een i n the US,w hich islikel y to con tinue asw e  take on  th e c hal len g e  o f climate cha n g e, t he re’s aris k of th ese  co mmu nit ie s sufferi ng highun em pl oy men t.”
C linton h as  pl ed ged  to r e vitali ze th eseco mm u nit ies bym ak i n g in ve st ment s i nbroad band ,  to  spur i nternet o ppo r tuni ti es  and in crease e-comm er ce; and to  m ake  inves t m ents intraining, so workers ca n  develo p a  rich er s et of ski lls  thatthe y  can b ring t o new  s our c e s ofe m pl oym en t.

“Whenw e  th ink a bo ut $ 30 bill ion dollars of inv e stm ent in a regi onandi n  p eop l e, itre a lly h as the potentia l to trans fo r mAppalachia and  e nable t hem totrans i tion,”Aldy says . “We tal kabou t the  clean ene rgy tran sition, b u t for th ese w ork ers, i t' s a n emp loymen t  tr ansit ion. W ha t she' s pro po sed to d o, if she can secure th e kind  of f und ing fromCon g res s to make  thi s happen,cou ldbe on e o f  thos e th i ng s t h at re ally changes A p pa lac h i afor the bet t e r .”
This  ar t icle i s ba sed on an intervi e w that aired o n PR I ’ s L ivi n g on  E arth with Stev e C ur w o od. Youca n remove th e “limit ed editi on” la bel fr om TiVo ’ s  r e cently  int rod uced Roam ioOT A  DVR, a  m od e l that  ista rgeted  to co r d-cu t t ers and consumer s who h ave n e ver  take na tradi t iona l pay-TV p ackage.

Fo llowin g la st fa ll’s de bu t of t hemo del, TiVoa nnouncedWedne sday th at  ithas  rolle d ou t the $ 49.9 9mod el on a n a t io n wi de bas is.Users  o f th e broadba n d-connec ted RoamioOT A,a device th a t  does notcom e wit h a slot for a Ca b le 
 reducing_emissions or_driving innovation as carbon_pricing.

Under Clinton's_plan,_which she_calls_the $60 billion_Clean Energy Challenge,_the federal government will_“partner with states,_cities,_and rural communities to cut carbon pollution and expand clean energy, including for low-income_families.”_Her recognition_that_state_and local authorities can be_powerful laboratories of innovation and_ingenuity may_appeal to Republicans interested in less federal action_on_climate change, Aldy_says. Helping states ascertain what policies and programs are_most effective at promoting investment in_clean energy and_energy_transmission_"could break some of_the deadlocks" keeping the US from_pushing its energy system forward.

Clinton’s plan_also includes $30 billion to invest in_communities hit hard by the reduced_demand for coal. “There are_communities, especially_in Appalachia, that, for a_century or more,_have been_built around the_coal mining industry,” Aldy says. “Given_the reduction in_coal production that we've seen in_the_US, which is_likely_to_continue as_we take on_the_challenge of_climate_change, there’s a risk of these_communities_suffering high unemployment.”

Clinton has pledged to revitalize_these communities by making_investments_in broadband, to spur_internet opportunities and increase e-commerce;_and to make investments in training,_so workers_can develop_a richer set of skills that they can bring to new_sources of employment.

“When we think about_$30 billion dollars of_investment in_a_region and in_people,_it really_has the potential to transform Appalachia and_enable them_to transition,” Aldy says. “We talk_about the clean energy_transition,_but for these workers, it's an_employment transition. What she's proposed to_do, if she can secure_the_kind_of funding from Congress to_make this happen, could be one_of those things_that really changes Appalachia for the better.”

This_article_is based on an interview that_aired_on PRI’s Living on Earth with_Steve_Curwood._You can remove the “limited_edition” label from TiVo’s recently introduced_Roamio OTA DVR, a model that is targeted to_cord-cutters and consumers_who have never taken a_traditional_pay-TV_package.

Following last fall’s debut of the model, TiVo announced Wednesday_that it_has rolled out_the $49.99 model on a nationwide basis. Users of the_broadband-connected Roamio OTA, a device that does_not come with a slot for a Cable