It appears that the social cost of carbon is nothing but a political tool lacking scientific integrity and transparency conceived and utilized by an Administration pushing a green agenda to the detriment of the American taxpayers.
Jenkins criticizes the social cost of carbon as a politically motivated tool against taxpayers.
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Our business has dropped majorly, and I am struggling day to day just to try to decide to pay the bills or to restock.
It is not your job to be creative, to advance an agenda. I think it is your job to respect the rule of law.
Your predecessor... did everything it could to put West Virginia out of business and put West Virginians out of work.
If signed into law, the DOE and the EPA would no longer rely on manipulated and fabricated economic benefits to justify or support new job-killing environmental regulations.
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