Now that Republicans have won control of the Executive Mansion and the House of Delegates, will they be able to roll back some of the new environmental regulations approved by Democrats over the last two years? Michael Pope reports.
Now that Republicans control the House of Delegates, will the Clean Economy Act be revisited?
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