Michael Kratsios
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first heard Jul 2025
last heard 24 Aug
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And I think it's this crazy narrative that kind of spun around where, you know, they they threw in this extreme scenario, which most people believe would never happen, and now this year proven that it will never happen because they they even removed it from all the predictions.
Yet every media report of every climate assessment over the last 20 years has always focused on the extreme example.
That's the one that the media pick fixates on, and that's what sort of like captivates the attention.
And I think that's kind of a real disservice to science.
I I think the way we like to view it is that, you know, we want to be investing in the technologies and the science, which are ultimately going to create abundant energy for Americans.
Something that you advocate a lot for and you talk about we have to win in the we have to win this fusion race.
We set a target for 2035, for example, for that.
We have been one of the most forward-leaning administrations in the history of this country on nuclear energy.
And we're trying to get that up to speed and running and supplying energy.
Energy for Americans as soon as humanly possible.
So to us, I think technology is what's gonna what's gonna gonna have the biggest impact for everyday Americans.
think the numbers that I've seen, you know, roughly, you know, two billion people around the world use sort of this very dirty fuel for cooking in their homes, things like wood or dung or charcoal.
And this leads, I mean the UN has reported, leads to roughly three million deaths every year because of this.
And, you know, these are the people where where sort of um you know, clean fossil fuel could make a huge difference in their quality of life and and
And overall.
that problem on its own.
Absolutely.
And I I keep going back to your point about about China.
I mean, that the any of these sort of um extreme policy reactions to this sort of perceived problem would inevitably hurt Americans the most and not actually solve the problem whether you believe it's happening or not.
I think generally our argument is it has.
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