It's been one year since President Biden signed the country's biggest climate legislation

into law.

And if you ask him, it's been a major success.

We've seen progress across the country remain to South Carolina and Minnesota and Mexico.

The Vice President and I in the cabinet have seen progress across the country.

That's just that I was in Wisconsin at a company that makes clean energy equipment, including

wind turbines.

Because the inflation reduction act, they expect their market that American made wind turbine

generators to double next year.

That was President Biden speaking at a White House event celebrating the one year anniversary

of the Inflation Reduction Act.

But what has the IRA actually accomplished?

Well, that depends on where you are.

Now the law provides billions of dollars for the U.S. to transition away from fossil fuels.

It's up to local government to allow the big renewable energy development needed to meet

the country's net zero emissions goal.

This is the latest installment in our series, Plugged In, how the IRA is changing America.

After the break, we take a closer look at whether local governments are making or breaking

the President's promises on cutting carbon emissions.

And later on, we hear from the woman in charge of our public lands, Bureau of Land Management

Director Tracy Stone Manning.

The inflation reduction acts at millions of dollars to the Department of the Interior's

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