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The TVA has pushed for several decades more fossil fuel energy at the expense of potentially cheaper renewable sources, which pollutes our communities and exacerbates energy burdens for TVA customers who already pay some of the highest…
I love this subject, if I can go into the way back machine a little bit, it was 1978, and all the cable companies...
If confirmed, you would prioritize efforts to keep TVA jobs local and support the use of union labor?
The key to any agency is accountability and oversight.
Again, my goal is to just keep the TVA cutting edge, the way I was raised in Massachusetts to think about it.
Right now, today, today, Roe vs. Wade is still the law of the land.
Get rid of the filibuster, and that’s one of the things that we could do in order to do what the American people sent us here to do.
The core mission of the TVA is just as relevant today as it was when the Authority was created nearly 90 years ago.
the smarter we are at avoiding the need to build these plants, the better it is for the consumer out there, so they keep more money in their pockets.
There is more that the Authority can do to ensure that it serves its intended role as a national leader in technological innovation.
I hope that is the goal the TVA will adopt as well.
In recent years, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has detailed how TVA management allowed for a chilled work environment.
In the United States last year, 13 percent of all electricity came from wind and solar, up from pretty much zero in 2009.
I would like to note that there is a history breaking moment that has just occurred.
Do you think wind and solar are reliable and sustainable?
I believe that the nominees before us today, who are extremely qualified for these positions, will be well equipped to consider these important questions in their service on the TVA Board and as TVA Inspector General.
Two-thirds of all Americans want to see Roe vs. Wade as the law of the land.
So, look, I grew up in Oklahoma, and I grew up at a time when abortion was illegal. But, even as a little girl, I understood that women still got abortions.