The subcommittee turns to what is possible for decarbonizing transportation beyond automobiles and light trucks.
John Shimkus: “The subcommittee turns to what is possible for decarbonizing transportation beyond automobiles and light trucks.”
On the recordOctober 22, 2019
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Shimkus discusses the need to explore decarbonization in various transportation sectors.
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