So my question is, by 2035, will we have enough domestically produced--domestically, and that is the operative word--domestically produced critical minerals to produce 100 percent of our power generation with renewable resources in just the next 10 years, 15 years? Do you think that we can do that?
McKinley questions the feasibility of achieving renewable energy goals by 2035.
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