Republicans Divided Over Future of Biden's Climate Law

As Republicans gain control, internal debate emerges on preserving key clean energy investments from Biden's climate legislation.

President-elect Trump aims to repeal the Inflation Reduction Act, threatening $435 billion in planned clean energy projects.
A significant portion of these projects are located in Republican districts, creating economic stakes for GOP lawmakers.
Some Republicans, including Rep. Buddy Carter, advocate for selective cuts rather than a full repeal to protect district investments.
The Inflation Reduction Act has driven major investments in electric vehicles, renewable energy, and manufacturing jobs.
Key provisions, like electric vehicle tax credits, face potential cuts, sparking lobbying efforts to preserve them.