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On global warming, Franken said, “It’s real, it’s a crisis and it needs to be addressed.” Instead, he said, the Bush administration censored science. If elected, Franken said he would introduce a bill prohibiting political appointees from changing a scientist’s report without consulting the scientist.
“There is no silver bullet, but there is silver buckshot,” Franken said, describing his approach to the resolving the environmental crisis.
When the country invested in education after Sputnik 50 years ago, it created an explosion in innovation. “Global warming is an opportunity,” a chance to expand alternatives: renewable energy, wind energy, solar, cellulosic ethanol and more.
Minnesota could renew its manufacturing base in producing wind turbines and other technology to power the future. “It’s a win, win, win for great jobs. We should be building electric cars at the Ford plant in St. Paul and reinvigorating rural communities,” he said.
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