https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/13/climate/climate-law-tax-credits.html

Back in August, President Biden, made sure to sign the Inflation Reduction Act to make sure to fight climate change. This act includes $370 billion where some of it will come in the form of tax credits and rebates to help consumers save thousands of dollars on energy-efficient appliances, plug-in vehicles and renewable electricity for their homes.

There has been created a website by the Biden administration to help people figure out which things will qualify for the tax credits and rebates. There are still some different factors that needs to be taken care of and it will frequently be updated. Something that is already known is that the one thing they all have in common is that they all run through at least 2032.

There is a lot of different benefits from this act, some of them being tax credit of 30 percent off renewable energy investments, buyers of new electric vehicles a tax credit of up to $7,500 if assembled in North America and many more.

This whole program is designed to make Americans use more green energy in hope to fight climate change.

The article is very informational on the topic tax credits and rebates for Americans. In my opinion it is almost too much information in one article, given the fact that most of it is a bunch of numbers that can in the end almost seem more tiring to read than interesting. In my opinion there needs to be a balance between the information and entertainment. Even though articles are made to state facts and enlighten the citizens there still needs to be that drive that makes people want to continue to read the news article. So, the article is definitely good when it comes to a lot of information on the topic, but reading-wise it was a little too boring in my opinion.