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On April 22nd, President Joe Biden announced a new goal to cut U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by half by 2030 during a virtual climate summit with 40 world leaders. He emphasized the urgency of addressing climate change. Meanwhile, Senate Republicans proposed a $600 billion counter to Biden's $2 trillion infrastructure plan, focusing on traditional projects like roads and bridges, criticizing the broader scope of Biden's proposal. Newsy provides more headlines and stories.

What is the new target set by President Biden for greenhouse gas emissions by 2030?

• Eliminate completely

• Cut in half

• Increase by 10%

• Reduce by 25%

During which event did President Biden announce the new climate target?

• A United Nations meeting

• A press conference

• A virtual climate summit

• A State of the Union address

What is the focus of the Republican counterproposal to Biden's infrastructure plan?

• Traditional infrastructure projects

• Healthcare reform

• Education funding

• Space exploration

How much is the Republican counterproposal to Biden's infrastructure plan estimated to cost?

• $600 billion

• $800 billion

• $1 trillion

• $2 trillion

What additional areas does Biden's infrastructure plan include funding for, according to the Republicans?

• Space exploration and technology

• Paid family leave and elder care

• Military and defense

• Renewable energy