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A New Energy Future
by Tucker Eskew
August 29th, 2008

Back in November, 2006 I contributed the inaugural post for Terra Rossa describing our blog as a place where conservatives could discuss a new energy future in which new jobs are created through research, Creation is protected through reduced greenhouse gas pollution, and our national security is improved through less dependence on foreign oil.

Today, nearly two years later, that future appears within our grasp.  Both the Republican and Democratic presidential nominees support a cap & trade system that would accomplish these three goals.

To all my fellow conservative contributors — and you, our valued Terra Rossa readers — I’d like to say thank-you for making your views known here at Terra Rossa and plowing the ground for a new energy future to take seed and grow.  Well done.

I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished here at Terra Rossa.  And I’m confident a new energy future is just on the horizon.

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To limit pollution and reduce our dependence on foreign energy sources we should:

Implement a market-based ‘Cap and Trade’ solution
Increase taxes and government subsidies
Buy tickets to see Leo’s latest flop
Do nothing and hope it will get better
Undecided, but we do need to find a solution

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