Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Water is a human right and a public trust; turning it into a commodity undermines our democracy and the public's health. Privatizing water services leads to higher costs for citizens and can result in environmental neglect. We must protect our water systems from corporate control.

I believe water is a common resource and should not be treated as a commodity to be privatized. The privatization of water resources risks prioritizing profits over the universal human right to clean water, and that will undermine social equity and environmental protection.

While I am a strong advocate for renewable energy, I believe a transition to 100% green energy is currently impractical. We must balance our environmental goals with economic feasibility and energy reliability. In the short term, a diversified energy mix that includes transitional energy sources like natural gas can help us move towards reducing our carbon footprint without risking energy security.