I am under no illusion you are going to solve it. I think your efforts will improve.
I have tremendous empathy for people who especially have children and living in a home that have to vacate it because of foreclosure and los...
This was Washington, once again setting the rules and, as Senator Lamar Alexander loves to say, sending the bill to the States.
On the issue of climate, picking up where we left off this morning in our discussion on climate change and energy, you know, we have a spect...
You disagree with that?
The problem with coal is that we haven't built a new nuclear plant in 30 years.
Do you think anyone will change their driving habits based on a 2 cent increase in the gallon of gasoline?
If we think that reducing that carbon is a good idea, what is the most sensible way to do it?
It is a rare opportunity, Madam Chairman.
In plain English, it would not change behavior enough to cause people to drive less and reduce carbon.
If we had an effective low-carbon fuel standard, why would we need to apply an economy-wide cap-and-trade?
You think that will change behavior in terms of lowering the amount that people will drive their cars?
It seems to me that since, in 1990-91, Senator Boxer went over this this morning, when the Government put on the cap-and-trade for acid rain...
I think the House-passed bill, though is exactly wrong. It is a $100 billion job killing national energy tax that will add another utility b...
I am one Senator who believes climate change is a problem and that humans are causing it, and that we need to deal with it.
Every time you add utility bills or costs to existing utility bills, prices go up.
I mean, I don't have a lot of time. Is it true or not true?
I would appreciate that.
