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Robert Socolow: We have the incredible challenge of living well, while we transform energy system.

You're listening to Robert Socolow of Princeton University. He spoke at the March 2009 climate summit in Washington DC.

Robert Socolow: We have the problem of fitting on the Earth. The Earth was large enough for the human beings, and our culture, until now. [---1---]

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Robert Socolow: I mean home appliances. I mean cars and driving substantial distances on holidays.

Socolow's research focuses on management of the carbon emissions causing global warming. [---3---] His research looks to energy from nuclear, solar, wind, geothermal, and biofuels. [---4---]

Socolow: America could love a winner. [---5---] And then you have a very good chance of having bet on the winner.

You've been listening to Robert Socolow of Princeton. E&S, a clear voice for science.

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I think the young people today will be more and more familiar with the challenge of 6, 7, 8 billion people wanting to have the kind of prosperity Americans have gotten used to. He said he's not talking about extreme wealth, but simple comforts we in the U.S. take for granted. He pointed out that oil and coal supply nearly all of humanity's power and fuel today. He said more than one winning technology might emerge. What we're talking about here is following quite a few horses at once, maybe betting on nearly the entire field going out the starting gate.