It is not a proven technology inasmuch as carbon capture and storage as a waste disposal of CO2.

The government exists to help develop technology, not to pick winners and losers.

I think, as I had mentioned earlier, it was an awkward dance because very often the inconvenient truths of technical evaluation didn't fit the political agenda.

When President Obama was a candidate in 2008, he pledged to the San Francisco Chronicle that he would bankrupt the coal industry.

I believe it is an important topic as well, but passing this regulation isn't going to do anything about the climate change.

This is why I find the EPA's claims of unprecedented outreach to stakeholders to be rather egregious.

The targets that have been set are all about finding a mechanism to eliminate coal and ultimately natural gas from our energy mix.

It is a disingenuous "all pain for no gain" program and it is difficult to understand.

Venezuela, a nation rich in resources continues to face record inflation, scarcity, and insecurity.

the humanitarian crisis along our border underscores the importance of policies to promote economic freedom and the rule of law.

the President's statements undermining our immigration laws have increased and encouraged this mass migration havoc.