You're asking States to prematurely retire and replace existing plants with new energy infrastructure, and then claim this as a net benefit for jobs and economic growth.
The logic that seems to be applied to coal regions of the country where we've got communities of 1,000, 1,500 people that are all coal miner...
I think that they obviously made some adjustments in the final rule, and I think as I made it brief in my remarks today, we still have many ...
you got to pass it before you know what's in it. You got to define it before you do the analysis.
This is unacceptable, to think and ask the people of southern Ohio to wait another 30 years to trickle this process along.
I think the Department of Energy has a responsibility, as does Congress, to work together to figure out a formula.
I agree this is a very, very important topic and I appreciate our panel being here with us today.
EPA did not release videos of the incident for over a month after the spill, a month.
Was the EPA prepared to properly respond to an environmental event of this magnitude?
Were they adequately prepared?
one of the things that--the core values of the United States Air Force was integrity first. That means you tell the truth.