We do not want to be turning over intellectual property to China. We do not want to be dependent on China for solar panels, components, wind turbines, electric batteries, and components of these.
Howard Griffith: “We do not want to be turning over intellectual property to China. We do not want to be dependent on China for solar…”
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Griffith expresses concerns about U.S. dependency on China for critical technologies.
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