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APPA Tells House Panel Greater Use of Natural Gas and Renewables Could Impact Grid Reliability and Affordable Rates
The American Public Power Association (APPA), our national trade association, has told the House Energy and Power Subcommittee that the switch from coal to natural gas and greater use of intermittent… more →
Mountain Grove PRC Monthly Meeting
wrote 1 day ago: Thursday May 23rd, the Ozarks PRC will have their regular monthly meeting at the Hayloft Restaurant … more →
Reagan, O’Connor: Liberal elites masquerade as Republicans
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wrote 3 days ago: Last Monday night the Arizona Project featured Republican state Sen. Michele Reagan (LD-23) as its g … more →
Join the 50 Days of Action for Women and Girls
wrote 3 days ago: On February 1, 2013, John Kerry assumed the role of U.S. Secretary of State. For the previous four y … more →
AZ Senate RINOs cave on OBrewerCare expansion
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wrote 4 days ago: In a state budget vote taken Thursday night in the Arizona Senate, the focal point was the expansion … more →
Track & Trace: Developing a National Pedigree Program
wrote 5 days ago: In today’s world, Track and Trace for pharmaceutical industry is becoming the new standard. Other co … more →
Senator Grassley Leads Effort to Encourage USTR, USDA to Break Down Ag Biotech Barriers with Trading Partners
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wrote 1 week ago: Senator Chuck Grassley, Iowa WASHINGTON – Senator Chuck Grassley is pressing the Secretary of Agricu … more →
Hot Off the Press! Silver City/Southern NM Teen Birth Rates Fall as School Districst Address Issue
wrote 1 week ago: Silver City/ Southern NM Teen Birth Rates Fall as School Districts Address Issue By Lindsey Anderson … more →
Whats Happening in Congress this Week? Nothing to help the NIH with Sequestration Cuts
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wrote 1 week ago: What will Congress be addressing this week? Short answer, nothing but scandals. This week congress w … more →
APPA Tells House Panel Greater Use of Natural Gas and Renewables Could Impact Grid Reliability and Affordable Rates
wrote 1 week ago: The American Public Power Association (APPA), our national trade association, has told the House Ene … more →
Report Card 11 Released by UNICET charts the well-being of children in 29 rich countries
wrote 1 week ago: © UNICEF/SWIT2006-0002/Auf der Mauer A young girl playing on a swing in a playground in the city of … more →
Protect music and sports fans from ticket industry abuses
wrote 1 week ago: Originally posted on the Public Citizen Consumer Law & Policy Blog. By John Breyault, Vice Presi … more →
The Positive Impact of Biotechnology on the Sustainability of the Agricultural and Food Industry
wrote 1 week ago: This is a copy of an article I wrote for the BIOLOGICAL QUARTERLY, it’s longer than a usual po … more →
Veto Proof Second Amendment Preservation Act Passes in Missouri!
wrote 1 week ago: From the Tenth Amendment Center: Jefferson City, Mo (May 8, 2013) – Tonight, the Missouri State Hous … more →
More to come later, but Missouri Legislative Report in Brief
wrote 1 week ago: SB 265 passed and is sent to Governor’s desk with veto proof majority. This is Agenda 21 const … more →
Urgent for Missourians! Common Core Witness Form
wrote 1 week ago: URGENT! Hearing Thursday, May 9th — Fill out a witness form NOW SB 210 is a bill designed to s … more →
Solar power in Minnesota gets boost from lawmakers
wrote 1 week ago: by Stephanie Hemphill, Minnesota Public Radio News ST. PAUL — Minnesota could soon take another step … more →
Wake Up Wednesday!
wrote 2 weeks ago: Session is all done on May 17th. We only have two more chances to engage in Wake Up Wednesday! for M … more →
Illinois Pension Reform, Why Can't We Be Friends
wrote 2 weeks ago: I want to give you an update on my post, Illinois Pension Woes and the Start-up Community. In that p … more →
Michigan High School Chooses to Protect Star Basketball Player Instead of his Rape Victim
wrote 2 weeks ago: From Think Progress By Tara Culp-Ressler on Apr 23, 2013 at 12:20 pm The National Women’s Law Center … more →
