Congress must not pick winners and losers. All technologies will be key to addressing climate change:

Advanced technology provides the best path to improving America’s energy security and reducing greenhouse gases in a way that preserves both the environment and economic growth. There is no one technology that will meet these goals. Instead, America must develop a diverse array of energy technologies that must include reliable fossil fuels like oil, coal and natural gas, as well as advanced technologies like nuclear, wind and solar power, and next-generation research like carbon capture and storage.

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