On the recordJuly 6, 2009
We do not have to throw up our hands and say, gee, we have to choose between having a quality of life that protects our kids, that protects our forests, or giving up coal.
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congress.govWe do not have to throw up our hands and say, gee, we have to choose between having a quality of life that protects our kids, that protects our forests, or giving up coal.
Argues against the false choice between environmental protection and coal use.
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