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Investors Business Daily
Repeal EPA’s authority to regulate greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act,
Bush EPA found no endangerment after months of deliberations
Filing in American Electric Power Company v. State of Connecticut Seeks to Preserve Congressional and Executive Authority over Climate Change Policy
Subcommittee on Superfund Toxics and Environmental Health
Stop EPA bureaucrats from making legislative decisions that should be made by Congress
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe
EPW Policy Beat: 16 coal-fired plants in West Virginia, 38 in Ohio, 32 in Michigan, 24 in Indiana, 21 in Pennsylvania, and 21 in Wisconsin are "at risk" of shutting down because of EPA rules
Inhofe's new allies on ethanol issue surprising
EPW committee roster for the 112th Congress
Highway Trust Fund
Opening Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe
Federal energy tax under the Clean Air Act
Inhofe Previews Obama State of the Union Speech:
Plans to Reintroduce Legislation to Provide Clear Gasoline
EPA Loses Gamble with the Court, Putting up to 800,000 jobs at Risk
U.S. EPA's bid to phase out a fluoride-based pesticide
Spruce Decision Increases Regulatory Uncertainty, Chills Investment
Senators criticized the EPA's decision to allow 15 percent ethanol blends
Fuels industry and engine manufacturers need more time to adapt and catch up with the myriad challenges facing corn-based ethanol
Inhofe Welcomes Bipartisan Effort, Hopes Bills Set Example for 112th Congress
End EPA's job-killing regulations and restore balance and certainty to the regulatory process
EPW Policy Beat: EPA's unprecedented intrusion into private businesses
Vow to Investigate Ozone Revision, Hold EPA Accountable
Dirty Air List
News is Welcome, Yet Concern Remains about Restrictions on Jobs, Economic Growth
China Consuming, Buing Fossil Fuels on Grand Scale; Its Green Power is a ‘Sideshow'
Friedman is convinced that China’s communist system is the future, and it works
We request that the administration freeze further spending requests to implement international climate change finance programs
Willing to Work on Improving Individual Bills; Costs Must Come Down