If the goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, targeting the production of Federal fossil fuels only shifts production to other countries, many of whom have far less stringent emission controls than the U.S.
Gordon argues that banning federal fossil fuel production shifts emissions overseas instead of reducing them.
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