Well, it just seems to me that if we are going to ask our power sector to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, which I support, but at the same time we are nearly eliminating the research funding for the technologies that do this, I just think it is not fair or there is a lack of coordination going on between EPA and the Department of Energy.
Doyle questions the fairness of reducing funding for emissions reduction technologies while enforcing regulations.
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