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These Scientists Were Disbanded by the EPA — They Plan to Meet Anyway
Thought Piece The appointments of previous EPA for its Clean Air Committees: The Scientific Advisory Committee Particulate Matter Review Panel where 24 of the 26 members received over $190 million in grants & Ozone Panel 17 [...]
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Do the Colorado Toxic Spills Foretell Nightmares for the EPA?
Originally posted in Energy Central Posted on October 16, 2015 Posted By: Stephen Heins Topic: Environmental, Emissions & Carbon Management For decades the EPA, with its piercing scrutiny, complex regulations, and ruthless punishment of polluters, [...]
Do the Colorado Toxic Spills Foretell Nightmares for the EPA?
For decades the EPA, with its piercing scrutiny, complex regulations, and ruthless punishment of polluters, has ruled through fear and intimidation. But with a growing list of recent debacles, scandal, and regulatory snafus, the tables [...]
Did EPA pay Harvard to fix study supporting Clean Power Plan?
Originally posted in Fortnightly's SPARK 29 Sept 2015 | By Stephen Heins, The Word Merchant Let’s have full disclosure on Harvard’s new health study (And why it so closely defends the EPA that helped [...]
State Utility Commissioners at Ground Zero
13 Jun 2015 | by Stephen Heins State utility commissioners in all 50 states are under a lot of stress. First, they must formulate and plan for the future of their states’ electrical grids and [...]
With The Clean Power Plan, EPA Has Given Up On Cooperative Federalism
Originally posted in Forbes/Opinion 4 Mar 2015 | By Stephen Heins The idea of “cooperative federalism” began with the New Deal in the 1930s when it came to include a division of responsibilities among the states and the [...]
Practical Environmentalism In The Noisy World Of Energy
Originally posted in Forbes/Opinion 23 Dec 2014 | By Stephen Heins The world of energy (oil, pipelines, OPEC, fracking, gasoline prices, peak oil, tar sands and natural gas, to mention the most overly discussed) has entered a new [...]