I appreciate the low-key approach of eminent domain. There have been abuses of that power by local governments, and usin...
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thanks to both of you for being here.
I appreciate efforts at consultation, getting out input. However, having said that I think having a major announcement a...
I am very glad one of the four key pillars you outlined is housing. With a lot of folks I have been pushing to fix housi...
It's important for us to ask questions about how any standards we do set will ensure equity among the various regions.
But, in terms of what you're saying, the contribution of carbon--I mean, obviously, that doesn't exist with hydro.
As a Senator who's represented oil and gas, which is tough these days, I have to hear my colleagues say to me, 'We don't...
We are very excited about the nuclear--expansion of nuclear.
We need to take steps to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions.
But, Mr. Furman, do you agree with Mr. Jones that, under the current law that we are reviewing right now, the current dr...
I have not seen the country more ready to embark in a new direction, but it has to be a direction that makes sense to th...
I've never really understood why existing hydro, in this debate, is not given more credit as a renewable energy source.
It is a critical part of making sure that we are allowed to make our contribution to the solution.
There is no overarching strategy or model that we are using with this huge amount of taxpayer funds.
It is important in terms of how firms that get this money use it, whether they use it properly, whether they abuse it in...
The program itself within Government, within Treasury and elsewhere, really has no clear rationale or clearly defined mi...
To the casual observer, it really seems like decisions are made on the fly about giving particular companies particular ...
Well, we are going to see that that decision isn't made behind closed doors without public attention.
