The U.S. Senate is now beginning committee work towards a major energy bill that will most likely look like the controversial package narrowly approved in the House last month. So what is the attitude towards energy reform on the committee charged with crafting the Senate version of this legislation? Will it have the votes to survive a filibuster? What is the Republican alternative and is there even consensus in Congress on climate change being a real problem? We get first-hand insight from Louisiana Sen. David Vitter, a member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee.
What do you think? What is the right energy path for America?
