On the recordFebruary 12, 2019
The cost of climate--of inaction on climate change is high, but over the last two decades we've seen cost of renewable technologies fall.
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congress.govThe cost of climate--of inaction on climate change is high, but over the last two decades we've seen cost of renewable technologies fall.
Discussing the economic benefits of renewable energy in the context of climate change.
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