The elimination of coal as a fuel for new electric generation would have highly concerning implications for electricity prices, and for the economy, and job creation in general, as well as the competitiveness of American manufacturing.
Terry discusses the economic impact of eliminating coal as a fuel source.
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the policy goals we consider here today are not a matter of partisan politics.
Will the gentleman yield now? Because that is absolutely wrong, and you know it.
I do think it is appropriate to question the practicality of the rule without being accused of being a denier.
Today the House passed a commonsense approach to make our energy more reliable and more affordable. Our vote today would create jobs and secures our energy future by making us dependent on North American resources, not OPEC, Venezuela, or…
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