Environmental professor says 'penny a day' for clean energy

Dr. Edward S. Rubin, alumni professor of Environmental Engineering and Science at Carnegie Mellon University, says that carbon capture and storage technologies would benefit a broad set of stakeholders. Rubin says that it would cost the average American no more than a penny a day per household. (0:52)
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Carbon capture and storage a 'win-win' situation says Congressman Upton

At a hearing on "Carbon Capture and Storage Deployment Act" Congressman Fred Upton (R-Mich.) says America must promote new clean coal technologies to create new jobs and build a strong economy. Upton describes it as a 'win-win' situation after referring to a Department of Energy assessment that estimates 89 billion barrels of oil that could be recovered. (0:57)
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