The question we should ask them is how can they reconcile unrestrained and ever-increasing carbon pollution with the scientific reality of climate change?
Henry Waxman: “The question we should ask them is how can they reconcile unrestrained and ever-increasing carbon pollution with the…”
On the recordMarch 4, 2013
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Challenging utilities on their stance regarding carbon pollution and climate change.
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