Biden used Earth Day to appeal to younger voters

President Biden, in a blue jacket and shirt, standing at a lectern.                                                                    President Biden said his climate spending would create thousands of jobs for the next generation. All Drago for The New York Times

President Biden today visited a national park in Virginia, where he announced $7 billion in grants to fund solar power for hundreds of thousands of homes, primarily in disadvantaged communities.

The event was designed in part to build enthusiasm among young people, a crucial constituency for Biden’s re-election bid. A recent poll found that roughly 58 percent of voters had heard “little” or “nothing at all” about his signature climate bill, the Inflation Reduction Act, which was passed in 2022.

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