We want to make sure in this compromise amendment that the perfect not be the enemy of the good. This is not everything anyone would want, but we have struck a compromise with voluntary reporting requirements and database buildup and recognition of actions by industry to control CO2. We will look at it in 5 years. If the threshold is not met, mandatory requirements will come into play. This is an outstanding compromise where people worked very hard on a complex issue to get to a bipartisan middle ground. I hope we will all support it.
Jon S. Corzine: “We want to make sure in this compromise amendment that the perfect not be the enemy of the good. This is not everything…”
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Discussing a compromise amendment related to CO2 reporting and regulation.
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