So back to the 7 percent versus 5 percent decision on social cost of carbon, can you help us understand how that decision was made?
James Lankford: “So back to the 7 percent versus 5 percent decision on social cost of carbon, can you help us understand how that…”
On the recordJuly 15, 2015
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Lankford seeks clarification on the decision-making process regarding discount rates for carbon costs.
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