@MikeLevin: Some of my colleagues like to criticize the cost of taking action on infrastructure/climate, but they omit the cost of doing nothing.Allowing other countries to dominate the market for clean energy technology we’ll all be using soon is catastrophically shortsighted.

Administrator April 9, 2021

Some of my colleagues like to criticize the cost of taking action on infrastructure/climate, but they omit the cost of doing nothing.

Allowing other countries to dominate the market for clean energy technology we’ll all be using soon is catastrophically shortsighted.

— Mike Levin (@MikeLevin) April 8, 2021

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@MikeLevin: Some of my colleagues like to criticize the cost of taking action on infrastructure/climate, but they omit the cost of doing nothing.Allowing other countries to dominate the market for clean energy technology we’ll all be using soon is catastrophically shortsighted.

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