Watched the full video (22min). Quite decently informative. The host is optimistic essentially throughout. He mentions "internship requirements" several times, which is intriquing.
I did not hear a single mention of resource constraints (outside the obvious in terms of FF).
One YT comment raising some questions:
> Hank, there's one large hangup that has been keeping me skeptical about this bill that I was hoping you could address. I am aware that a good chunk of the carbon reduction we've seen in this country has been due to outsourcing some of our manufacturing to other countries. These countries are often still using fossil fuels to power those manufacturing industries, and the goods they produce are made for us US-based consumers. So I guess my concerns around this hangup come down to a) are we really as far as we think we are in combatting this; b) if we're over-attributing our success to alternative energy, can we be sure this bill will get us as far as we are hoping it will; c) are we doing anything to ensure that we are not simply outsourcing a majority of our carbon emissions to meet our 2050 goals; d) are we implementing any other measures that encourage us to consume products that are carbon-friendly upstream, especially when they're imported; and e) are there any efforts at reducing our consumption overall, considering we are driving so much of the carbon produced overseas. If you see this, thank you so much for all your efforts in fighting this crisis and for taking the time to read my comment.
