I want to acknowledge the work of the Committee Ranking Member Murkowski.
As the Chair of the Senate Armed Services Emerging Threats Subcommittee, I can tell you that many of these materials are...
Lithium is the material of choice for rechargeable batteries, also known as lithium-ion batteries.
Through the Recovery Act, Congress recognized the growing demand for lithium-ion batteries by making an unprecedented in...
Do you see the citizens of this country paying a much higher price because of our indecision in not having an energy pol...
Do you look at the economy at all when you're stating your policies or taking you all's position?
Not the course we're on now.
You believe that basically we, as a country, could be energy independent if we use the resources we have available?
We want jobs. We want an economy. We want to be able to compete. We don't want wars around the world. We don't want to c...
I just think--do you find it appalling that we don't have an energy policy in 2011 in the United States of America?
Dr. Bartis, is there--do you know of any commercial coal to liquid plants in the United States and has any been permitte...
Don't you think the elected representatives should be leading that and representing the people that they do serve?
Why would--does that make any sense to you at all?
Don't you think you're going to displace the jobs and the markets that go with it?
Diversifying our transportation fuels is a clear benefit to our national and economic security.
West Virginians believe that basically we are too dependent on foreign oil.
We believe very strongly in it.
It's clearly appropriate to prioritize our energy security and make greater use of our own abundant resources.
