On the recordMarch 2, 2009
The answer is to dramatically increase research and development so that solar panels become cheaper than fossil fuels sooner rather than later.
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congress.govThe answer is to dramatically increase research and development so that solar panels become cheaper than fossil fuels sooner rather than later.
Wolf advocates for increased R&D in solar energy over cap and trade.
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