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【正文】 Set the world aflame.”。rsquo。rsquo。 all of these questions of whether men and women can live in dignity. What do I mean bydignity? I mean exactly the same thing that Father David Hollenbach taught on this campusand brought to the forefront of Catholic social teaching: That when families have access toclean water and clean power, they can live in dignity. When people have the freedom to choosetheir government on election day and to engage their fellow citizens every day, they can livein dignity. When all citizens can make their full contribution no matter their ethnicity。re wrong, then we are risking nothing less thanthe future of the entire planet. This is not a hard choice, frankly. But still, let me tell you weneed the help of every single one of you to make it.
In the end, all of these global challenges amp。 itamp。rsquo。 thatamp。s the worst thatcan happen? We put millions of people to work transitioning our energy, creating new andrenewable and alternative。m wrong orscientists are wrong, 97 percent of them all wrong amp。s a question ofcapacity, willpower. The solution is actually staring us in the face. It is energy policy. Makethe right energy policy choices and America can lead a $6 trillion market with 4 billion userstoday and growing to 9 billion users in the next 50 years.
If we make the necessary efforts to address this challenge amp。s lesswater available and more people, that is a challenge we have to face. And guess what? It isthe poorest and the weakest who face the greatest risk. As Father Drinan would say, we shouldbe in anguish over this. (Applause.)
Whatamp。m telling you that there are people in parts of the world amp。s less water because of longer droughts, if there arestronger and more powerful storms, things will change in a hurry and they will change for theworse.
Climate change is directly related to the potential of greater conflict and greater stability amp。t grow,thereamp。s hard to feel the urgency. As we sit here on an absolutelybeautiful morning in Boston, you might not see climate change as an immediate threat toyour job, your munity, or your families. But let me tell you, it is.
Two major recent reports, one from the UN and one from retired . military leaders, warn usnot just of the crippling consequences to e, but that some of them are already here. Ninetyseven percent of the worldamp。re going to live up to our values, this is a test that we have tomeet.
Now look, I know this is hard, because I spent almost 30 years in the United States Senatepushing this issue, trying to get colleagues to move. We got up to maybe 55 votes, couldnamp。re on the cusp of achieving that.
And what we have done to turn back the armies of defeatism and indifference in the fightagainst AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, and even polio amp。 theyamp。ndash。rsquo。ndash。ndash。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。Men and women for others.”。stand at the crossroads.”。ndash。rsquo。rsquo。God, get me through this and Iamp。rsquo。rsquo。they will be in an
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