Hilary Clinton by Davide Felli

Hilary Clinton is the senator of america.
She is confronted with Obama.
Obama is a first african american candidate of american president. Hilary Clinton is a few people in this world have the talent of change the word for better, this is the case of special lady who has dedicated her life to help children. As a member of the enviroment and public works committee during her six and a half year in the senate she has sponsorate or consponsored nearly400 legislative propolsals related to energy and the enviroment. has descutaded on hide profile topics like energy endependece as well as less-discussed green issued like toxis exposure, enviromental justice and brownfield redevelopment. Hilary has showed her social oriented skills since she was in high school. As a young student, Hillary organized food drives, served in student government associations, and was a member of the National Honor Society. She was part of the local Methodist youth group, and also was a Girl Scout. As First Lady, she presently serves as honorary President of the Girls Scouts of America. Wants to look look at existent, known forms of renewable energy and see how we can move more quickly to commercial application and distribution for solar, wind, and geothermal, but also look at other forms of biofuel and biodiesel.
Has advocated carbon sequestration and power plants looking for ways to use coal more cleanly and efficiently.
Is very skeptical that nuclear could become acceptable in most regions of the country, and is doubtful that we have yet figured out how to deal with the waste
In regards to a carbon tax in addition to a cap-and-trade system, strongly favors using an auction for the allocation of the permits -- an auction that would [sell] as close to 100 percent of the permits as possible [rather than giving a percentage of them away for free].
Opposes subsidizing any technology that would worsen global warming, even if it would advance energy independenceShe personally has switched to fluorescent light bulbs, motion-sensor light switches which automatically turn off lights when there is no one moving in the room, and switched to buying our power from ConEdison's green power program. Replacing windows and doors to keep more heat and cold in. Has taken total [kilowatt-hour consumption per year] from about 14,000 to about 4,300. Currently working with the Rocky Mountain Institute to determine how to best incorporate solar energy into home.