07/11/2019
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"I saw it as a retreat from coal, not a war on coal but an attempt for the United States to eventually one day hopefully pull out of coal and pull closer to more renewable, cleaner energy sources."
"I will continue to work with our chair to find a future of coal that is clean and good for our environment."
"For our witnesses, it is pretty evident now after a number of scientific studies that 97 percent of scientists agree that human activities are causing climate change."
"That said, when it comes to fracking, I still believe we need to proceed with extreme caution."