Sam Seder
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Bernie Sanders: We Must Transition Away From Fossil Fuel. Period.
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August 26, 2019
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2:53Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, Bernie Sanders says "There ain't no middle ground" on climate change.
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"This means the next president of the United States — the largest carbon emitter in world history — will be in a unique position to help usher in these transformative changes. Or not. I don’t think it’s hyperbole to say that avoiding catastrophic climate change requires electing the only candidate calling for a political revolution: Bernie Sanders.
Sanders cannot save the climate on his own. But if the climate movement is going to build the kind of power needed to demand the required changes, we must have someone like Sanders in office.
As Sanders says repeatedly on the campaign trail, we need a president with the “guts to stand up to the fossil fuel industry.” This sounds obvious, but as long as we’ve known about the climate crisis, we’ve never had such a president. As many are starting to recognize, actually solving the problem will demand radical action such as nationalizing the fossil fuel industry and placing private utilities under public control. That will be an epic fight."*
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