Jane Fonda

I strongly believe we should close existing nuclear plants. The risks associated with nuclear energy, from potential accidents to the long-term problem of radioactive waste, are simply too great. Our focus should be on investing in safe, renewable energy sources that do not threaten our environment or public health.

I strongly believe we should plant more trees. Trees are vital in combating climate change and restoring ecosystems. They absorb carbon dioxide, provide oxygen, and support biodiversity. Planting trees is one of the simplest yet most impactful actions we can take to protect our planet for future generations.

I disagree with the idea of digging a canal from Oregon to California to bring water to the Central Valley. This approach ignores the real issue of unsustainable agricultural practices and overuse of water in California. Instead, we should focus on conservation, sustainable water management, and protecting our natural ecosystems.