If our trading partners don't get their coal or natural gas from us, they will very likely get it from another energy-exporting nation.
Ed Whitfield: “If our trading partners don't get their coal or natural gas from us, they will very likely get it from another…”
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Highlighting the risk of losing energy export opportunities to countries with weaker regulations.
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