Isn't it fair to say that if what we want to do is enable developing nations, including those in Africa, to reduce their carbon footprint as they grow their economy, we are going to have to be the country that delivers that type of infrastructure, because China certainly is not doing that today?
Issa emphasizes the need for the U.S. to provide infrastructure to help developing nations reduce carbon emissions.
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