For more on this story, visit The PBS NewsHour: www.pbs.org Former Colorado Governor Bill Ritter made big strides in energy policy while in office. He pushed for more renewable energy in the state that has been the king of coal. He talks to Ray Suarez about why coal is still part of the US energy plan and how energy policy is changing.
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