Monthly Archives: January 2010

What Boxer-Kerry Will Cost the Economy

[1]“Obama: My Plan Makes Electricity Rates Skyrocket,” YouTube, January 17, 2008, at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlTxGHn4sH4 (January Original post by Times-Picayune
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The Emissions Cutters Carry on Despite the Rising Costs

Despite some recent setbacks, the push to reduce carbon-dioxide emissions is alive and well. Members of the Senate are forging ahead with cap-and-trade legislation, President Original post by Times-Picayune
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Small Business Impact of the EPA Endangerment Finding

[1]Portia M. E. Mills Original post by Times-Picayune
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The EPA’s Global Warming Regulation Plans

[1]U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Original post by Times-Picayune
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In reversal, federal regulators now propose to limit oil and gas commodities

With the price of gas at the pump at its highest point in well over a year, federal regulators moved Thursday to prevent excessive speculation by financial traders from driving the cost of oil even higher. The effort to adopt new limits on the trading of oil and other energy commodities is a sharp… Original post [...]
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Driving the Volt past the limit

Drained of its battery power, the Volt finally reveals how it performs when running on gasoline. Original post by Nicholas
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Rising gas prices could be a drag on economic recovery

Just what Americans need as they try to dig out from the Great Recession: gas prices headed back toward $3 per gallon. Original post by Frank Ahrens and Mike Musgrove
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