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Conservative Investment

A recent PEW poll shows that over 66 percent of Americans believe that humans impact our climate.  Another 67 percent feel that the Earth is getting hotter and 58 percent favor alternative energy. The recent Philippine hurricane and the past weather trends all are factors why we must shift from fossil fuels.  The more we lessen our carbon use the greater we create a better world for our future generations. Greater efficiencies both improve our economic and environmental prospects. Addressing climate change is both wise and prudent. If all Americans can agree that less waste is better then what is stopping us from lessening our impact on this earth and creating incentives to do so?   The challenge is for us to make partisan commitment on how we all can profit by preventing resource loss. Cleaning up our air, water and land requires incentives and pollution controls.  Also such action will send a message to our grandchildren we wish to leave a vital legacy.  More people today re