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What Green New Deal advocates can learn from the 2009 economic stimulus act

  • Written by Joseph Aldy, Associate Professor of Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School
What Green New Deal advocates can learn from the 2009 economic stimulus actAssembling capacitors for electric automobiles at SBE, Inc. in Barre, Vermont, July 16, 2010. SBE received a $9 million stimulus grant to build electric drive components.AP Photo/Toby Talbot

Congressional Democrats have introduced a “Green New Deal” proposal that calls for a 10-year national mobilization to curb climate change by...

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