On the recordMarch 2, 2011
I am concerned that the plan entails spending that we really can't afford and taxes and regulations that would severely raise the cost of energy
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congress.govI am concerned that the plan entails spending that we really can't afford and taxes and regulations that would severely raise the cost of energy
Ralph Hall critiques the financial implications of the President's clean energy plan.
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I am very pro-fossil fuels, I am pro-energy, pro-any source that might keep us from having to rely on countries that we really couldn't rely on if circumstances changed just a little bit.
Well, it hasn't been. It hadn't been based on science, and we have proven that many times.
Our support of explorers and scientists on that continent has yielded and continues to yield valuable research that not only affects our daily lives, but cannot be done in any other place on earth.
Would you agree that there isn't a single utility scale power plant in the world currently operating with CCS?