On the recordFebruary 5, 2020
Policies that seek to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in a way that is economically beneficial must build upon our existing energy supply.
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congress.govJohn Shimkus: “Policies that seek to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in a way that is economically beneficial must build upon our…”
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Shimkus argues for integrating existing energy systems in emission reduction policies.
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