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Natural gas is the bridge fuel that the US needs to kick its oil addiction. That’s why Cramer has endorsed a government-sponsored pipeline build-out and the subsidizing of nat gas-powered cars. With one stroke of the pen, President Obama could create new jobs, cut America’s carbon-dioxide emissions and keep us competitive with less environmentally conscious countries like China and India.
Cramer’s not alone, either. Chairman Richard Kinder of Kinder Morgan Energy Partners [KMP
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] has called for an increase in natural gas and nuclear power to fight climate change. Wind and solar power just can’t compete yet – they account for only 0.16% of our present energy supply. Natural gas, on the other hand, is the cleanest fossil fuel available, and the US has tons of it.
Cramer’s been cheerleading Kinder Morgan and its 8% dividend yield for some time now. But with Obama’s cap-and-trade bill under consideration – and its potential to hurt businesses as well as average Americans – the focus Thursday was on finding the best way to fight global warming. And there’s probably no one better to ask about it than Kinder, Cramer said.
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