Death by a thousand disclosure cuts — Guy Caruso
While cutting emissions is a good thing, using the administrative state to advance a political agenda on climate is misguided and inappropriate.
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While cutting emissions is a good thing, using the administrative state to advance a political agenda on climate is misguided and inappropriate.
Energy is critical to the operation of our economy and the maintenance and improvement of our standard of living. Restricting access to energy hurts the economy, drives income down, and, ofcourse, drives up prices of other goods. Opening access to our ownpetroleum reserves can help our economy as it helps restrain risingenergy costs.
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Good morning, it’s Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021. Today marks the feast of the Epiphany on the Christian calendar. The date is celebrated as Three Kings Day in Spain and much of Latin America, including the great state of Puerto Rico. Perhaps I’m getting ahead of myself there, but political change is afoot in this country: In news I’m sure you already know, Georgia voters elected the Rev. Raphael Warnock as the first black senator in the state’s history yesterday. The other Senate race is closer, but it seems to have gone by a razor-thin margin to Jon Ossoff.