the Federal Government has no authority to impose on us.
does Washington have the power to seize these States' permitting authority?
this isn't a choice between clear air and jobs. Texas is achieving both.
In that--that's a sworn affidavit and in that affidavit, at the end of the affidavit, she says that not only with regard to Texas, but I thi...
So, Texans have spent billions of dollars to make our air cleaner and businesses have invested, as well, over the last decade; and yet the E...
And we're having and seeing and dealing with this Environmental Protection Agency regulating us away from market-based solutions.
These regulations, members, are proven in their cost but they are questionable in their benefit.
I think they're people of good conscious, and they want to enforce law--both the State and the Federal law.
I don't see any irreconcilable issues here.
Well, we just have a disconnect here because I'm, personally, familiar with several of the plants, again, in my congressional district that ...
I must emphasize that I'm opposed to the EPA moving forward with regulations on large utilities and refineries in our country because I beli...
I take my Texas roots very seriously.
I'm just interested because, again, I know Texas, starting in '92, '94, really, we had--sometimes they call them 'loopholes' in Washington.....
And I just encourage you, as best you can, to sit down with TCEQ and the Attorney General under that lawsuit and see what we can come up wit...
I think they're measuring right now.
This has been an ongoing discussion between whatever agency we call it in Texas and the EPA.
it should be a congressional responsibility.
Reaching a workable agreement that would make Texas compliant with the Clean Air Act without imposing excessive and unnecessary costs on ref...
