So would regulations be the way to encourage companies to use that technology?
shale has a bad rap. I mean, it does.
the shale revolution really has changed our country's energy outlook.
In California we're very concerned about groundwater. We have a limited amount of it.
Well, again, I thank the Chairman for holding this hearing.
This is an exciting hearing, but the only definitive answer possible is the affirmative.
We need people to be enthusiastic about science, so my hat's off to you, and I encourage you to do the best you can.
the U.S. wind capacity has more than doubled since 2010 and has accounted for more than a third of all generating capacities since 2007.
I have to say I enjoyed hearing you talk about the current benefits or nonbenefits of fossil fuel tax subsidies.
Tax credits have been a key driver for the recent growth in the wind and solar industries spurring innovation and creating new jobs, income,...
Climate change has been happening, it is affecting our water, our air, our public health, and our environment.