What gets lost in the debate back in Washington about energy development in general, and coal in particular, is what it means to real people in real places like Crow Agency, Montana.
Steve Daines: “What gets lost in the debate back in Washington about energy development in general, and coal in particular, is what it…”
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Daines highlights the real-life impact of energy policy on local communities.
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