there’s growing consensus that climate change is real and that we must dramatically reduce the level of global greenhouse gas emissions.
“The people chose divided government” is a common refrain in Harrisburg and Washington that too often misses the mark.
Yes, there’s growing consensus that climate change is real and that we must dramatically reduce the level of global greenhouse gas emissions – most notably carbon dioxide – to address the issue. And yes, we know that alternative fuels must become a bigger part of our energy supply to meet our carbon reduction goals.
In Harrisburg and in Washington, our leaders should prioritize actions that will help us secure Pennsylvania’s rightful place as the nation’s energy leader well into the future. That means making smart investments in an all-of-the-above energy strategy that puts Pennsylvanians first while driving economic and job growth.
Pennsylvania is already seeing significant activity in the hydrogen fuel sector, with companies, such as Bucks County-based PDC Machines, experiencing rapid growth and global demand for their products. As the popularity for clean, zero-emissions vehicles continue to grow, the market for hydrogen fuel cells and related components is booming.
We can tell you from experience, it is possible. We both served in the state House of Representatives – one of us a Democrat and the other a Republican, and both of us from different regions of Pennsylvania. But we did not let our political party affiliation get in the way of real progress for Pennsylvanians – especially on clean energy.Gov.
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