What decarbonization really means for consumers and workers in terms of policy prescriptions remains to be seen, but we should look very carefully before we leap back into the failed regulatory approaches the Majority appears to be contemplating.
Walden expresses caution about the Majority's decarbonization plans and their implications for consumers.
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