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fossil fuels and nuclear power, said Dr. Pat Delaquil, lead expert in developing CCAN^ renewable energy study. “Virginia’s energy portfolio is extremely vulnerable to fuel prices increases, which can end up costing Virginians a lot of money in home energy costs in the near future.”
According to CCAN, homegrown renewable energy is good for Virginia. Switching to renewable resources will lower Virginia’s dependence on finite resources such as oil and natural gas. Investing in renewable energy will also stimulate jobs and economic growth locally,
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