The US clean energy transformation can’t happen at the expense of national security
The Hon. Frank Fannon
04.04.22
Source: Energy Source
The greatest achievements in US history happened through considerable costs, shared sacrifice, and courage.
Victory in World War II, the moon landing, and the defeat of the Soviet Union were years-long efforts that cost the nation greatly but have been celebrated around the globe for generations. During these great national challenges, US leaders were honest about the costs and grounded the country in shared ambition, girded with moral purpose.
It’s time for the United States to lead the global clean energy transition in the same way.
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