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Today’s Calamity: Where’s the Nuclear 
blog.heritage.org | by Nick Loris | Tue, Sep 29
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Truth be told, not including nuclear energy in Waxman-Markey could be a blessing in disguise. The fact is that based on the legislation’s other energy provisions, its handling of nuclear energy would probably have relied on subsidies, handouts, and preferences. The problem with this ap...
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