On the recordSeptember 15, 2009
It creates a new bureaucracy, it raises the costs of producing energy with higher and new fees, and it potentially adds years of delay to energy development both offshore and on federal lands.
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Hastings outlines negative impacts of proposed legislation on energy production.
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