The Senate rejected a move 53-47 to take away the EPA’s authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions. But could those “no” votes translate into the support needed to pass comprehensive climate change legislation?
The U.S. Senate rejects a resolution that would strip the EPA of its authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, and the climate and energy bill faces an uphill battle in the Senate. LOE’s Washington correspondent Mitra Taj talks with host Jeff Young about the latest on climate change legislation.