down to take a look at the state of the clean energy sector and world will go in 2020 with tyson slocum from public citizen so much to get you on the fraud so let's get right to it . germany has been critical of washington's decision to sanction companies in europe's north strange gas pipeline project as unacceptable chancellor angela merkel says that germany is against any extra territorial sanctions the measures may prove to be a major setback for the transatlantic relations meanwhile in russia the move is seen as an attempt to counter the country's energy project and promote america's own economic interests are to follow reports from moscow. on tuesday the u.s. senate approved the national defense authorization act for next year it's a record $700000000000.00 military budgets more than $700000000.00 has been allocated to contain russia among other things it's obliges the administration to impose sanctions on russia. gas pipelines and approves military aid to ukraine the white house opposes the construction of north stream to believing that the protruded will give russia leverage over

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hoping for significant credits to help get the sector off the ground and with more we bring in tyson slocum director of public citizens energy program good to have you here with us and it is great to be here so the house just passed those $1.00 trillion dollar spending bill of one another government shutdown we know that but it looks like this clean energy deal pretty much got shafted is what it looks like at this point what we're what happens with these funds well it was a compromise right the democrats who have been very progressive on clean energy and climate change issues only control the house of representatives the republicans which have largely been hostile to a lot of these climate change and clean energy initiatives control the senate an obviously the white house so treasury secretary steve menuhin who was the lead negotiator from the white house on the spending and tax bill made very clear that they were going to limit or eliminate solar and electric vehicle credits and so democrats in the house understanding that they had to compromise on some things in order to get some of their

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