What sometimes is forgotten is that if we make our energy costs so high by unreasonable regulations, that a company has to send their jobs--either they close down and somebody else in another country starts producing that product, or they have to send their jobs overseas.
Griffith warns about job losses due to high energy costs from regulations.
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