On the recordApril 19, 2021
Generations of inequalities and injustices have placed a disproportionately high energy burden on our low-income, indigenous, and Black and brown communities.
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congress.govAnnie Kuster: “Generations of inequalities and injustices have placed a disproportionately high energy burden on our low-income…”
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Kuster highlights the impact of energy costs on marginalized communities.
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