Some say that addressing climate change will cost too much money but they neglect to consider the cost of inaction, as well as the tremendous economic benefits of positioning our country as a global leader in clean energy.
Anna Eshoo: “Some say that addressing climate change will cost too much money but they neglect to consider the cost of inaction, as…”
On the recordSeptember 17, 2013
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Highlights the economic advantages of investing in clean energy versus the costs of inaction.
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