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into biofuel creates situations where excess runoff from farms does not head to the Chesapeake Bay, and farmers make more money.
And though states in the Great Plains may be more suitable for wind farms, McAulifFe suggested there should be a focus on bringing manufacturing jobs related to the wind turbines to Virginia.
How he plans to bring in all these jobs is through a series of tax incentives, as well as investments in transportation infrastructure and education.
“You put it in a lot of different funds,” he suggested. “There are entities in the commonwealth today that do it. Maybe you bring them ah together” he said.
Once money does start coming back into the state coffers, though, McAuliffe supports spending it on more job creation.
“I think one opportunity we could improve upon: We haven’t been successful going out and getting what you call the mega-project deals,” he said.
McAuliffe took care to avoid pointing fingers for the failure to secure some possible mega-projects.
“Everybody’s done a great job and done the things they’ve had to do,” he said, though he later noted problems he has with the state & legislature,^
“You’ve got to offer them’ tax incentives to come,” said
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