> Cutting off the $650B in fossil fuel subsidies over the course of 15 years pay for a little over half of the plan. That's not how subsidies work. "Subsidies

> Cutting off the $650B in fossil fuel subsidies over the course of 15 years pay for a little over half of the plan. That's not how subsidies work. "Subsidies" here are just lower tax rates for R&D spending. If those tax breaks go away, so do most of the energy projects associated with them. The taxable income would shrink, and you'd have less money, not more.