If it doesn't have an impact on climate change around the world, why are we subjecting our hardworking taxpayers... to something that has no benefit?
David McKinley: “If it doesn't have an impact on climate change around the world, why are we subjecting our hardworking taxpayers... to…”
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McKinley questions the rationale behind U.S. coal regulations given minimal global impact.
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Unfortunately, instead of promoting innovation and supporting the chemical industry, as the Act intended, it seems like EPA is stifling innovation and creating barriers to commerce for new and existing materials.
If I could recover my--that--we are not hearing the same. They are not--the people that I am talking to throughout West Virginia and places are not concurring with that, that there are delays in--and they are very concerned about the…
With all due respect, Chairman Rush--and we have been friends for years--this hearing seems to be taking on an air of distraction from what Americans are really dealing with across this country.
But now it is five years later, and this committee, I think, apparently now, we are looking to see how it has been implemented.





