This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Alyssa Norris, Benjamin Cribbin, Jonas Du, and Benjamin Garbedian.
The choice between green energy and domestic jobs doesn't have to be an either/or situation. Alyssa Norris explains how clean energy depends on domestic resources and the American worker.
Green policies are playing an ever larger role in political races. Ben Cribbin shares four such policies that could win Labour votes in Britain.
Gen Z will be a growing influence in next year's presidential election. Jonas Du says Trump and the GOP are a negative to younger voters and explains how Republicans could appeal to them.
Carbon-free electricity is being actively sought by at least 22 state governors. Ben Garbedian describes how nuclear power could help Illinois lead out in that quest.
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