On the recordMarch 4, 2013
The energy policy decisions that we make today will have a real and direct impact on whether we can prevent the worst impacts of climate change in the future.
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congress.govThe energy policy decisions that we make today will have a real and direct impact on whether we can prevent the worst impacts of climate change in the future.
Waxman warns that current energy decisions affect future climate outcomes.
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