But my real question to you, Mr. Simms, is who pays?
This established CRSO ROD is the blueprint we should be following, not a half-baked proposal developed in secret...
To gut an economy, Mr. Chairman, to gut an economy with no assurance of success is just a really bad bet for the taxpayers, and for the rate...
It is an unachievable standard, and it is not a defined standard.
As Chairman Conrad Burns said years ago regarding a somewhat similar situation, this dam case is back.
It is kind of a means of imposing an obligation upon the people of the Northwest to pay millions, if not billions.
Social cost of carbon considerations completely ignores the fact that when we are not producing the energy in the United States, we are gett...
It was a process in which it was run from the Northwest for the Northwest, and citizens had opportunities to turn out in community meetings.
The science robustly supports dam removal on the Snake River.
Isn't it the ratepayers of the Northwest that are now going to be saddled with the burden?
The greatest reduction in emissions have already been banked. The strategies that you are talking about are dream world.
So, if the greatest threat to the planet is climate change, and the greatest success in world history is the United States' transition to na...
I do support salmon recovery in the Columbia River Basin. I also recognize the need for affordable, reliable, clean energy.
The autocrats are learning from each other.
I think anything we can do to get more information out about the size of this phenomenon is really important.
Certainly, anecdotally has--the impression is a massive increase and one of the top actors--the top actor, according to Freedom House, is Ch...
