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Tom Pyle’s Summer Reading List

June 22, 2010

Amazon.com Widgets Does history teach us nothing? Year after year, Congress talks about the need to develop a national energy policy, and yet all they really accomplish is increased government intervention in the energy industry, which raises costs for American consumers. Our continuing energy dialogue would greatly benefit from a better understanding of our energy [...]

IER: Technology, Innovation Remains Key to Safe, Increased Offshore Energy Development

November 19, 2009

Senate panel examines on offshore environmental stewardship; Should focus on unlocking job-creating homegrown energy Washington, DC – Offshore energy exploration and production in the United States is safe and environmentally sound. Over the past 50 years, the U.S. oil and gas industry has developed innovative, 21st century technologies and exploration techniques that are efficient, pose [...]

The Facts About Air Quality and Coal-Fired Power Plants

June 1, 2009

PDF (869 KB) Coal-fired electricity generation is far cleaner today than ever before. The popular misconception that our air quality is getting worse is wrong, as shown by EPA’s air quality data. Modern coal plants, and those retrofitted with modern technologies to reduce pollution, are a success story and are currently providing about 50% of [...]

“Green Jobs” Stimulus Package Summary and Text

January 15, 2009

Today Congressional Democrats unveiled $825 billion in spending and tax cuts intended to stimulate the economy. Rep. Obey’s Summary of the Bill Text of the “Green Jobs” Stimulus Bill Discussion Draft of the Bill Report The bill is partially based on studies which purport to show large numbers of jobs created by government spending on [...]

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