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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1045811)12/31/2017 12:03:29 PM
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Yet, allies praise Pruitt for returning more power to individual states while scaling back what they see as the previous administration’s regulatory excesses.“It is a stark change, the way they solicit input from the industry that they’re seeking to regulate,” said Karen Harbert, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Global Energy Institute, who welcomes the shift.Fifty years ago, air pollution and water pollution were real, and the EPA was small.

But we have cleaned up our act, and yet the EPA keeps growing.

Pruitt is reversing that. Already, 770 employees have gone. His goal is to trim 25% of the payroll.

Look, I live across the river from a big coal-fired electric plant. Environmental laws are not abstractions to me.

But using pollution as an excuse to make energy as expensive as possible is Marxist. Pruitt fights the good fight.
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