Monthly Archives: March 2010

Closer look at EPA's Latest Renewable Fuel Standard

The impact of new EPA rules on fuel and fuel additives Continue reading

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Budget Crisis is an Opportunity for True Government Reform

The two-year state budget has been put to bed by the General Assembly. Agreeing with Governor McDonnell to not raise taxes as former Governor Tim Kaine advocated, the General Assembly instead took actions to significantly reduce spending. Continue reading

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More to Session than the Budget, Land Use Issues Addressed as Well

Make no mistake about it; the 2010 General Assembly session was about the budget. That emphasis was not so absolute as to exclude completely all other issues, however. There were significant debates on things like unemployment insurance, mandated health benefits, capital punishment and land use. Continue reading

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Can Race Be Removed from the Charter School Issue?

How the current push for charter schools fits in with the history of racial segregation. Continue reading

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RFS2 – New Opportunities for Farmers?

A look at the new EPA rules for renewable fuels and their impact on farmers. Continue reading

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