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The Inflation Reduction Act is the Biden administration’s signature climate law.
It is projected to help the U.S. reduce its carbon pollution 40% by 2030 .
The law authorizes $391 billion for developing clean energy and addressing global warming.
Conservative Republicans are a notable outlier, with just 30% supporting the law.
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