Sustainability

The United States is committed to helping Tunisia promote strong, sustainable and inclusive economic growth.

It proves that the old argument that we can't strengthen the economy and be good stewards of our planet at the same time is a false choice.

His commitment is to create an economy that's built to last.

Expanding and modernizing our Nation's pipeline infrastructure will not lower prices right away, it is a vital part of a sustained strategy to continue to reduce our reliance on foreign oil.

To maintain our Nation's competitive edge and ensure an economy built to last, the United States must have fast, reliable, resilient, and environmentally sound means of moving people, goods, energy, and information.

We must safely and responsibly develop our oil resources here at home.

America is now importing less than half the oil we use for the first time in more than a decade.

In the long run we need to reduce America's dependence on oil.

That's why we need an all-of-the-above energy strategy.

I believe this all-of-the-above approach is the only way we can continue to reduce our dependence on foreign oil.

Boulder City was the perfect place to generate solar power.

The green strands they have woven into America's heart is something truly unique on the world stage.

An economy that's built to last is one that supports our scientists and our researchers.

An all-of-the-above approach to our long-term energy policy is the answer.

We've got to do everything we can to make sure that we sustain this progress.

We've got to keep developing new sources of energy.

Biobased products are creating jobs across America.

I call upon the citizens of the United States to recognize this month by making cleaner energy choices.