I find this conversation a little detached from reality, especially in light of the hearing that we had in the Budget Committee a short time ago where it was very clear that the big oil companies' own research investigation indicated that their carbon emissions and carbon emissions were major contributors to climate change.
Chris Van Hollen: “I find this conversation a little detached from reality, especially in light of the hearing that we had in the Budget…”
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Van Hollen critiques the disconnect in discussions about climate change and oil companies' responsibility.
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