Absent Congressional direction, the political process will make it extremely difficult for states to abandon existing less environmentally preferable coal fired and other units.
Jeff Bingaman: “Absent Congressional direction, the political process will make it extremely difficult for states to abandon existing…”
On the recordMay 6, 2009
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Bingaman warns about the challenges states face without federal guidance on energy policy.
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