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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At this time, I yield 3 minutes to the gentleman from southern Florida (Mr. Jolly).
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