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EPA regulations from 2004 to 2014 have come with an annual price tag of $37.6 billion to $45.4 billion dollars, over three times higher than the next highest agency, the Department of Transportation.
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With the announcement earlier this month of the Clean Power Plan, the War on Coal is officially over. The casualties in Appalachia, Northwest Colorado and other mining areas across the country number in the thousands. Consumers’ electricity rates will necessarily skyrocket across the country, but President Obama can claim mission accomplished.
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For once bureaucratic delay has worked in our favor! Last week, Wyoming U.S. District Court Judge Skavdahl granted the government’s request for more time to file the administrative record on the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) hydraulic fracturing rule.Submitted by Supervisor on
Yesterday, IPAA and Western Energy Alliance were joined in court by the states of North Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado and Utah to argue for a preliminary injunction of BLM’s hydraulic fracking rule.Submitted by Supervisor on
Last week, we had an exciting legal victory as the D.C.Submitted by Supervisor on
When I arrived at the Alliance over three years ago, one of the first things I wanted to do was to get a sense of how the average American felt about domestic energy development. What did they know or not know? Did they have faith in the way we develop energy?Submitted by Supervisor on
So far this year, Western Energy Alliance has engaged in rulemaking on a new ozone standard, another round of
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BLM’s rule will regulate hydraulic fracturing on federal and tribal lands nationwide
