Democratic presidential hopeful Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren waves as she arrives for a town hall devoted to LGBTQ issues hosted by CNN and the Human rights Campaign Foundation at The Novo in Los Angeles on October 10, 2019.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., released a $10.7 trillion plan Friday that would rebuild the economy using "100% clean energy" and create 10.6 million union jobs.

"To support the millions of skilled and experienced contractors we will need to plan and execute large construction and engineering projects in the new clean economy," her plan says.

The plan would "support the first responders, healthcare workers, social workers, and other public and private employees who respond to climate-induced disasters," by committing to "investments in retraining, joint labor management apprenticeships, and creating strong career pipelines to ensure a continuous supply of skilled, available workers."

Here are the key planks in Warren's plan. according to her website:

Investing $10.7 trillion to yield "10.6 million green new jobs" in energy, transportation, construction and water infrastructure

Expanding job training by investing $20 billion in apprenticeships over the next decade

Imposing new rules that favor workers' rights on companies seeking federal contracts

Pushing for 100% carbon-neutral power by 2030 and 100% emissions-free electricity supply by 2035

To fund the plan, Warren would establish a "Green Bank" that "will open up new markets for greater investment by working alongside existing federal authorities through direct spending, grants, and loans." Her administration would also issue a green bond backed by the U.S. Treasury Department to give Americans "the opportunity to own a piece of the climate solution."