Congress Should Not Use International Tax Reform to Delay Highway Trust Fund Insolvency
Using international tax reform to delay HTF insolvency is bad policy, as it would require either a tax hike or the breaking of House rules.
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Using international tax reform to delay HTF insolvency is bad policy, as it would require either a tax hike or the breaking of House rules.
A voting system error altered the outcome of a local election in new jersey. monmouth county's election system said votes were submitted two times which affected a race there. omar, what was the error and what happened? >> basically they said this goes back to last july. they were reinstalling some software and there was an error that missed a step that would have caught double counting of votes. that didn't happen. we ended up with a situation where a technician inadvertently double counted votes. bottom line it changed the results of a race, even though it was very small. steve clayton, loca...
Many people confuse net zero with carbon neutral, but they are not the same. Here’s why.
Carbon offsets allow companies or individuals to feel better about polluting without actually doing anything about those emissions.
There is no doubt that the production of goods and services has become increasingly globalized since the 1970s, but this trend is one that is hard to measure. Ideally, the best way would be to use firm-level trade and census data across countries, but such data are very rare.