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06 June 2014
Lance Brown, Executive Director of Partnership for Affordable Clean Energy, discusses the EPA's misguided attempt to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from existing power plants, the costs associated with the recent proposal, and why President Obama is wrong in suggesting that reducing carbon will prevent asthma or heart attacks.
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