I think it's incredibly important that we make sure the way we are putting in climate policies brings workers alongside. We know that investments in the fossil fuel sector have the lowest job creation potential of any sector of the economy.
That $50 billion to oil and gas would result in so many safer jobs, good-paying jobs, if we took that money and invested it in the renewable energy sector, in energy efficiency and in the clean growth economy, which have a future in a carbon-constrained world, whereas, as I said before, oil and gas are on the way out, as we see car companies committing to go fully electric. This is the sector that is the sector of yesterday.
We decide whether we want to equip our communities to succeed in the parts of the economy that actually have a future and bring those workers along, or we're stuck in the past, and it's workers who will suffer as a consequence.