On the recordApril 19, 2021
Frankly, the poor pays more for its energy needs even though these very same needs are met with disastrous outcomes.
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congress.govFrankly, the poor pays more for its energy needs even though these very same needs are met with disastrous outcomes.
Discussing the disproportionate energy costs faced by low-income households.
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