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New Senate Energy Bill Puts Politics and Foreign Oil First, American Consumers Last:
“Windfall profits taxes have been roundly criticized as being detrimental to supply, the price-gouging provision itself would result in real market manipulation on the part of the federal government, and using the SPR in an attempt to drive prices down fails the nation’s security at a time when regional instability threatens global oil supplies.” |
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NPRA's Drevna Points to Biofuel Backfire in House Testimony, Calls for Repeal:
“Last December, despite warnings from scientists, economists, environmentalists, food producers, and others, Congress passed the new Renewable Fuels Standard. We, along with many others from a broad range of interests, hope that Congress is now willing to heed these warnings and repeal a well-intentioned by clearly misguided policy.” |
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NPRA Urges Prudence in Considering Changes to U.S. Chemicals Policy:
“Imposing unnecessary, politically motivated reforms on U.S. chemicals policy during these economically uncertain times will do little to improve public health and safety, but will needlessly exacerbate the rise in the cost of domestic goods and will ultimately send more American jobs overseas.” |
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