I Love The Concept Of Community Energy.

But In The Long Run We're Not Going To Be Able To Keep Out Of State Trash Away From Pennsylvania.

Growing Greener Doesnt Produce Money For Farmland Preservation Or Open Space Preservation.

The I-95 Bridges Were Built In The Early 1960s And Are Now More Than 50 Years Old. The Same Vintage As The I-35 Bridge That Collapsed In Minnesota Back In 2007, Killing 13 People And Injuring 145. The Antiquated Skagit River Bridge In Washington State That Collapsed Last May After A Truck Hit One Of The Trusses Was Even Older. And It's Not Just Bridges. According To The American Society Of Civil Engineers, 32 Percent Of The Major Roads In America Are Now In Poor Condition And In Need Of Major Repairs.

And The Beautiful Open Spaces, The Forests Of Pennsylvania, The Recreational Uses That Come From Having These Green Open Spaces And Forests, They Contribute Dramatically To The Level Of Our Tourism, Dramatically.

Well, The Infrastructure Part Of The Stimulus Has Worked. There's Absolutely No Question About It. We Can Demonstrate In Pennsylvania And Other States Around The Union How It's Produced Good, Paying Jobs Both On The Construction Sites And Back In American Factories. It Has Worked.