John Shimkus: “This political process is always kind of fun. You can claw and scratch on one day, and then you can give the good big…”

It is our responsibility as policymakers to closely examine the costs, the effectiveness, and other impacts of the environmental policies that affect energy.

I would hope in our discussions we would work with the majority to try to make sure we somehow incentivize nuclear baseload because of zero-carbon emissions.

Would your organizations support Federal legislation that would likely result in EPA being forced to regulate numerous contaminants that are present in low concentrations, irrespective of whether such regulation offers meaningful public…

The American people overwhelmingly agree. Recent polling found Americans prioritize affordability and reliability over emissions reductions.