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Romney told E&E News after he was elected to the Senate that he saw climate change as a “critical area.” In 2017, he praised as “thought provoking” a plan endorsed by 27 Nobel laureates to place a fee on carbon to reduce greenhouse emissions.
Since then, Republicans have rallied more in the direction of supporting technological breakthroughs to reduce carbon without levying tax penalties on polluters, with the view that such penalties would stifle economic progress
I’m a proud Republican like Romney who believes the greenhouse gas-effect is real, that climate change is being affected by manmade behavior and try to find technological solutions. That would be my approach, for the party to acknowledge that climate change is a problem, and find solutions
Climate change is real but the solutions are not command-and-control, Soviet-style proposals but innovation, nuclear energy, research and development, and efficiency
Since then, Republicans have rallied more in the direction of supporting technological breakthroughs to reduce carbon without levying tax penalties on polluters, with the view that such penalties would stifle economic progress
I’m a proud Republican like Romney who believes the greenhouse gas-effect is real, that climate change is being affected by manmade behavior and try to find technological solutions. That would be my approach, for the party to acknowledge that climate change is a problem, and find solutions
Climate change is real but the solutions are not command-and-control, Soviet-style proposals but innovation, nuclear energy, research and development, and efficiency
Mitt Romney warns 'we are a nation in denial,' says Americans 'dismissing threats' that could be 'cataclysmic'
Sen. Mitt Romney warned that America is a "nation in denial" in the Atlantic on Monday, arguing people were "dismissing threats" that could be "cataclysmic."
www.foxnews.com