On one hand the White House says, 'We believe in energy dominance for our country and for North America.' On the other hand, the USTR is undercutting that by any conversation about...
Do you think it makes sense for states or communities to be punished for ozone that is beyond their control?
I want to thank you for the EPA's timely rollout of the RFS standards.
Does it make sense to force new compliance burdens on states before existing controls have been implemented?
I think that is one of the things that we as policymakers need to do, but not through legislation necessarily, but through encouragement.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I appreciate all the panelists for joining us for this important hearing today.
the challenge is, is that policymakers and regulators typically move way behind the speed of technological change.
So my question is this, for all of the panel. I am going to start with Professor Kearns.
That has changed Lithuania from being dependent on Russian gas to being a net energy supplier to its Baltic neighbors.
I am thrilled that President Trump picked a fighting Texas Aggie to serve in your position.
I really like the approach of energy dominance that you and the Administration have adopted.