So you would urge us to vote yes on this resolution to restore the direct regulation?
We support the direct regulation of methane just for the reasons you said, that it is very potent and we need to have regulation in place to...
The major transition was from coal to natural gas. Your state benefited from that and this guy's state didn't benefit.
Do you think that, when we are talking about capture, that by the time that capture technology is cost-effective, we will be out of the foss...
What I am most interested in is timing. We are in a race and we are in a race that we are losing right now.
I miss 100 percent of the shots I don't take.
Unless we control the methane that is released in the extraction of natural gas, its carbon benefit virtually disappears.
I’m skeptical of it because I don’t know where it stops.
Prohibitively higher.
Nuclear power just is not remotely competitive economically in terms of new plants.
It is not only higher, it is massively higher.