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12 December 2014
Patrick Hedger, Policy Director of American Encore, discusses the Environmental Protection Agency's attempt to impose carbon emission regulations through executive fiat, force states to shutter millions of homes worth of coal-fired electricity generation capacity and how it all will cause energy scarcity.
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