What we need is a future based upon the abundant supply of domestically produced clean and low-carbon fuel.
James M. Jeffords: “What we need is a future based upon the abundant supply of domestically produced clean and low-carbon fuel.”
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Jeffords emphasizes the need for domestic clean fuel supply.
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