Well said, and my time is up. Going all the way back to those conversations that began in June 2012, we always said that the needs of workers and energy security and a sensible climate policy, these were not mutually exclusive. We could have all three with the right kind of policy. We are now started in that direction.
Wyden emphasizes the compatibility of worker needs, energy security, and climate policy.
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