Again, ultimately, long run, we just have to break this dependence upon oil and natural gas.

We need to take that seriously with actual, real measures.

The core mission of the TVA is just as relevant today as it was when the Authority was created nearly 90 years ago.

Companies like Google, and other tech companies, they like to have all renewables in terms of their plants' operation.

The TVA can and should foster the kind of innovation that can clean up the region's energy resources, grow union jobs, reduce consumers' energy burdens, improve energy reliability and affordability, and protect the environment, all at the…

In addition to bringing down energy costs for consumers, increasing the percentage of renewable energy in the TVA power mix can also attract new businesses to the Tennessee Valley.

You guys figure out nuclear power plants, brag about it, but energy efficiency, wind and solar, eludes the scientists, eludes the management of the TVA.

Some of the poorest, lowest income families in America live in the TVA region.

It is really bad for a company to be caught speaking out of both sides of its mouth on an important public issue.

There is more people working right now in America than any other period in the history of our country.

Given the reliability, cost savings, and climate benefits that renewable energy brings to consumers, it is shocking to me that only 3 percent of TVA's electricity is generated from solar and from wind.

Do you agree that climate change threatens the Tennessee Valley region? Do you all agree with that?

we should be inviting JBS as well, in terms of what their plans are to reduce greenhouse gases.

President Biden's first two years, has passed some amazing legislation that really is going to set the next tone for this country for the next decade to come.

We will wait for some other country to start producing chips for us, our solar panels, our wind turbans, rather than saying no, we are going to do it here.

Climate change has already threatened economic development and the environment and reliable energy production in the region.

In Massachusetts, which is neither particularly windy nor sunny, 21 percent of our electricity is generated from wind and solar.

factory farms produce immense quantities of waste that fuel climate change and pollute the surrounding soil, air, and water.