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November 20th, 2009
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Facts Are Stubborn Things
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What President Obama (Should Have) Learned about Energy Policy during his Visit to China
Technology, Innovation Remains Key to Safe, Increased Offshore Energy Development
Top Secret: "Green Jobs" Would Not Exist Without Massive Taxpayer Subsidies, Corporate Handouts
Special Interests, Foreign Competitors Win Under Senate Global Warming Bill
Proceed at Your Own Peril: New Study Critical of German “Green” Experience
Killer Filler: Non-Cap-and-Trade Provisions of Waxman-Markey No Better than Main Dish
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Economic impacts from the promotion of renewable energies: The German Experience (PDF 358KB)
Who Benefits From Free Emission Allowances?
The Other Half of Waxman-Markey: An Examination of the Non-Cap-And-Trade Provisions
The Facts About Air Quality and Coal-Fired Power Plants
Levelized Cost of New Electricity Generating Technologies
Will Renewables Become Cost-Competitive Anytime Soon? The Siren Song of Wind and Solar Energy
Cap and Trade Primer: Eight reasons why cap and trade harms the economy and reduces jobs
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