On the recordNovember 13, 2017
Over and over again, instead of this Committee looking at both sides of the ledger, we hear only about one side of the ledger.
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congress.govOver and over again, instead of this Committee looking at both sides of the ledger, we hear only about one side of the ledger.
Whitehouse criticizes the Committee for not considering both environmental costs and benefits.
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