But Most Importantly, We Can

Now Is The Time To Scrub Ideology Out Of The Energy Discussion, So We Can Make Bi-partisan Progress Towards Investing In A Shared And Better Future.

Air Is One We Hold In Common; It Has A Limited Carrying Capacity For Pollutants And That's Being Used Up By Those Who Pollute The Atmosphere. So We Have To Stop That Externality. We Would Never Allow A Utility To Put Their Coal Slag In A Dump Truck And Back It Up To The City Park And Dump It In Unlimited Amounts For Free. But That Is Exactly What We Do With Carbon Dioxide And Methane.

Renewable Energy Also Creates More Jobs Than Other Sources Of Energy - Most Of These Will Be Created In The Struggling Manufacturing Sector, Which Will Pioneer The New Energy Future By Investment That Allows Manufacturers To Retool And Adopt New Technologies And Methods.

I Am Going To Leave Everything On The Field. I Am Going Everywhere, And I Am Going To Listen To Everybody.

We've Introduced The New Apollo Energy Act, Which Is, I Think, Safe To Say The Most Comprehensive And Aggressive Bill That Has Been Introduced In Congress Because It Does Have The Scale, Scope, And Ambition Of The Original Apollo Project, And It Attacks The Problem In Every Way You Can Imagine. There's No Silver Bullet Here, But There Are Lots Of Opportunities.