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Hey everybody, Emily Quang here with NPR's Food and Agriculture Correspondent Dan Charles.

Hello Dan.

Hi Emily.

Hey, so what do you have for us today?

Emily, I was thinking the other day about these massive changes that people were talking

about to stop climate change.

Like all of us driving electric cars and stuff.

Yeah, and homes going all electric too, like we talked about the last time I was on your

show.

And then to generate all this clean electricity, a truly gigantic expansion in wind and

solar power.

I like your ambition Dan.

Like I'm imagining solar panels covering suburban parking lots, giant wind turbines in the

ocean, off the coast, that kind of stuff.

Right.

And I was thinking the places where you hear about this happening often are places with

money.

Like, you know, where are the most electric cars getting sold?

Silicon Valley, Seattle.

Yeah, they can get kind of pricey.

And that is why a lot of people are worried that this energy revolution won't be fair.

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