This is the job that we're running for, to ensure that we are lowering costs and that we have a safe, reliable grid. Everyone's mentioned, you know, that we can't just solely rely on solar, which is true. Not right now. We need to talk about a transition and how does that happen and how do we do it in a cautious way that is still safe and that is going to benefit all Arizonans. Okay. Miss Marquez Peterson, I want to modify the question a bit. One thing. There are a number of public health officials who are concerned that without more renewable energy, whether that's a corporation commission's job or not, I'd love you to answer that. (34:46–34:59)
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Asserts the need for a cautious and safe transition to renewable energy that benefits all Arizonans.
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