On the recordMarch 1, 2011
If we want to make strides in improving public health, we won't do it by regulating carbon dioxide.
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congress.govIf we want to make strides in improving public health, we won't do it by regulating carbon dioxide.
Inhofe argues that regulating carbon dioxide is not effective for public health improvements.
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