One of the bills key provisions is mandating new energy-saving standards for buildings, appliances, and industry.
“These rules will invade every area of our lives, including the operation of churches and charities,” Bosch commented.
But the credentialed environmental professional also said “[d]edicating resources to understanding and protecting God's atmosphere is a worthwhile endeavor.”
“Assuming GHG (Green House Gas) regulation is done deal, national standards are a good thing,” he commented Friday.
Boehner, however, says Republicans believe there is a better way.
“Our American Energy Act is the fastest route to a cleaner, more reliable energy future. By increasing environmentally-safe energy production, promoting alternatives like nuclear and clean-coal technologies, and encouraging increased efficiency, this alternative legislation will create more jobs, lower energy costs, and clean up our air and water,” insisted Boehner, who repeatedly refers to ACES as the "national energy tax bill."
“Today, House Democrats made the decision to stand with left-wing special interests rather than with families and small businesses in their districts that will lose so much because of this national energy tax. The American people will not forget this vote,” he concluded.








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