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Two congressmen paired with a representative from a Pittsburgh gas company to speak about fossil fuels and natural gas during an online webinar.
Congressman Fred Keller, R-Kreamer, and House Whip Stephen Scalise, R-Louisiana, spoke with George Stark, the executive director of public relations for Cabot Oil and Gas, a gas company in Pittsburgh.
The three discussed subjects such as the benefits of keeping oil companies domestic, the environmental impacts of the fossil fuel industry and investing in infrastructure.
“In order to sustain good-paying jobs, create prosperity for future generations and secure American interests around the globe, we must reject and counteract policies that place a higher premium on appeasing the radical left than protecting the future of America’s energy sector,” Keller said.