Bureaucrats in Washington, DC, however, are trying to tell vulnerable communities... what their problems are.
Harriet Hageman: “Bureaucrats in Washington, DC, however, are trying to tell vulnerable communities... what their problems are.”
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Hageman discusses the disconnect between bureaucrats and communities facing energy issues.
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