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Phasing out coal
- Opposing new coal plants
- Phasing out existing coal plants
- Cap-and-trade laws
- Carbon taxes
- Carbon dioxide emissions standards such as the Schwarzenegger clause
- Eliminating federal loans
- Discouraging private finance
Limiting coal supplies
- Placing coal reserves in parks or private trusts
- Prohibiting mountaintop removal
- Discouraging new transportation infrastructure
- Restricting exports of coal from federal lands
- Blocking new coal mines
- Limiting expansion of existing mines through strict enforcement of environmental standards
- Making climate change a factor in federal coal leasing
Promoting alternatives
- Renewable portfolio standards
- Feed-in tariffs
- Promoting efficiency and conservation
- Developing wind, solar thermal, photovoltaic, geothermal,
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