Democrats On Verge Of Passing Significant Climate Measures

Congressional Democrats are on the verge of passing a significant climate bill, the Inflation Reduction Act, which allocates $369 billion to combat climate change. The bill, a surprise development, replaces previous failed legislation and faces political challenges, particularly from Senator Kirsten Sinema. Meanwhile, extreme weather events, possibly linked to climate change, are affecting various US regions. The bill aims to reduce carbon emissions by 40% by 2030, but faces opposition from Republicans who fear it may exacerbate inflation. The outcome hinges on Sinema's support, with a Senate vote expected soon.

What percentage reduction in carbon emissions is the climate portion of the bill expected to achieve by 2030?

What are the concerns raised by Republicans regarding the climate bill?