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“A well-designed climate policy can address this unfairness, help return important supply chains back to the U.S. and create more American jobs for the future. It can also serve to check China’s growing economic power and call out its practice of claiming climate progress while promoting carbon-intensive industrialization in emerging economies. “

“Our ability to avoid disastrous situations like the one currently engulfing the Western United States is impeded by partisans on both sides refusing to acknowledge the complexities of the issue—one can push common-sense climate policies alongside repealing onerous government regulation. The two are far from mutually exclusive.”

“We agree that ambitious environmental standards are important, but impractical plans without the necessary resources are not the best way to do the job.”

“The United States has an opportunity to set a positive example for the rest of the world by promoting the increased development of innovative technologies and by producing cleaner energy for the world to use.”

“A shift from petroleum products, such as gasoline and diesel, to electricity will require a new statewide charging infrastructure, and could impact the viability of the state’s thousands of gasoline stations. And it will need to upgrade a grid already in need of significant overhaul.”

“After years in which unworkable Democratic proposals dominated the debate, a growing movement sees an opening for innovative conservative solutions.”

“There is no silver bullet solution for climate change. If we want to start making progress right now, we can start by empowering people who are closest to the land by enacting policies that help them sequester more carbon.”

“The U.S. chapter of the One Trillion Trees program, launched Thursday, aims to plant at least 855 million trees by 2030.”

“A climate plan that prioritizes innovation will leverage the minds of entrepreneurs and innovators who make this country so great.”

“Integrating aggregated DERs will lower consumer costs, increase electric reliability and unlock the potential for new innovation.”