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Leeds and Burnley promoted to Premier League
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Messi, San Lorenzo bid farewell to football fan Pope Francis
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Korir wins Boston Marathon, Lokedi upstages Obiri
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Trump says Pope Francis 'loved the world'
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Pope Francis inspired IOC president Bach to create refugee team
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The papabili - 15 potential successors to Pope Francis
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Argentina mourns loss of papal son
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African leaders praise Pope Francis's 'legacy of compassion'
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Mehidy's five wickets help Bangladesh fight back in first Zimbabwe Test
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'The voice of god': Filipinos wrestle with death of Pope Francis
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Prayers, disbelief in East Timor after Pope Francis death
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Real Madrid hold minute's silence as La Liga mourns Pope Francis
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World leaders pay tribute to Pope Francis, dead at 88
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World leaders react to the death of Pope Francis
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Zimbabwe lead first Test despite Bangladesh spinner Mehidy's five wickets
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Pope's death prompts CONI to call for sporting postponements, minute's silence

Biden laying foundation for green energy investments: Yellen
US President Joe Biden's push for green energy tax credits will help boost a massive ramp up in private investment that will create jobs and lower energy costs for American families, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Tuesday.
Yellen called the administration's plan "the most aggressive action that we've ever taken to address the climate crisis."
She traveled to North Carolina to tour a solar plant and tout policies included in the recently-approved Inflation Reduction Act, which together with the Infrastructure Law include more than $430 billion in energy investments.
The legislation provides tax credits to households to make their homes more energy efficient or switch to cleaner sources, which will help lower costs, Yellen said.
But the administration's approach also "rests on harnessing the engagement of the private sector," the official said in her speech, delivered in front of an array of solar panels.
"Beyond the consumer tax credits, we expect a significant mobilization of private investment into the clean energy sector," she said. "These investments will accelerate the transition to our green energy future and lower energy costs for American households and businesses."
In addition, "They will secure our energy supply against global price shocks. And they will provide good-paying, high-quality jobs across America."
Yellen said the transition is critical to address climate change which has seen more costly storms arise across the globe.
"Climate change poses a grave risk to the productive capacity of our economy while also impacting its stability," she said.
But the transition to a clean energy economy also brings lower costs and "significant economic opportunities in high-growth industries, while building economic resilience and creating good-paying jobs across the country."
R.Adler--BTB