In time historians may identify this as the moment that America got serious about tackling climate change.
Henry Waxman: “In time historians may identify this as the moment that America got serious about tackling climate change.”
Editor's note · Context
Waxman emphasizes the significance of proposed carbon pollution limits on power plants.
Share
More from Henry Waxman
Well, the confusing, contrary, uncertain, and sometimes purely nonsensical information that comes from Takata is confusing to drivers.
Mr. Chairman, too much dirty politics is waged with dark money, the secrecy is protected by no privilege, and a little sunlight would be very healthy for American democracy.
We need to find answers to these questions, and I hope the committee will continue its investigation even after the time you and I, Mr. Chairman, will be gone.
Mr. Whitfield mentioned that the National Association of Clean Air Agencies would like timely implementation guidance. That is true. But just yesterday, they wrote a letter making clear they oppose this bill. I insert in the Record the…





