On the recordApril 14, 2021
The shutdown of these industries would mean the loss of thousands of good-paying blue-collar jobs that would be replaced with vague promises of lower-paying green jobs in far-off places.
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Johnson argues that transitioning away from fossil fuels will harm blue-collar workers.
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