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from Competitive Enterprise Institute
RIGHT-CENTER BIAS
The Environmental Protection Agency on August 21st released its proposed rule to replace the “Clean Power” Plan (CPP). The rule, which is called the Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) rule, would get rid of the CPP’s takeover of the grid and concentrate on “inside the fence” regulation of greenhouse gas emissions from individual coal and natural gas power plants. The proposed “best system of emission reduction” for existing coal plants is heat-rate efficiency improvements. States are invited to design plans that will suit their particular fleet of power plants.
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from FEE (Foundation for Economic Education)
RIGHT-CENTER BIAS, HIGH, non-profit organization
The Halogen Light Bulb Ban: The Oldest Political Trick in the Book
Next week, the humble halogen light bulb will begin to flicker out across Europe as an EU ban comes into force. In their place come LED bulbs which have the double advantage of being both cheaper and much more environmentally friendly. Why legislate for something already being done by the market? It strikes me that what’s really going on here is the EU legislating so it can then take credit for something which would have happened organically anyway, which is probably the oldest political marketing trick in the book.
7 Things I'd Do if I Wanted to Keep Poor People Poor
Spoiler: we're already doing all of these things. 1: An Expanding Welfare State; 2: Progressive Taxation Policy; 3: Increase the Minimum Wage; 4: Support Restrictive “Green Energy” Policies; 5: Increase the Business Regulatory Burden; 6: Inflate the Money Supply; 7: Impose High Tariffs.
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from The Spokesman-Review
Newspaper in Spokane, Washington
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