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Tweet - "U.S. car­bon emis­sions have de­clined by 14% since 2005 thanks to the boom in shale frack­ing as cheap nat­ural gas has re­placed coal as the top fuel source for elec­tricity gen­er­a­tion. This is the re­sult of mar­ket forces and pri­vate in­no­va­tion"

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Date: Oct. 16, 2018
Issues: Energy Environment

"U.S. car­bon emis­sions have de­clined by 14% since 2005 thanks to the boom in shale frack­ing as cheap nat­ural gas has re­placed coal as the top fuel source for elec­tricity gen­er­a­tion. This is the re­sult of mar­ket forces and pri­vate in­no­va­tion"

@JohnCornyn


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