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Study: Social Cost of Carbon Likely Much Lower Than Previous Estimates
With the Clean Power Plan and other regulations based on the social cost of carbon, a new report details why the cost of carbon estimates should be revised downward
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Why Truckers Should Reconsider Their Opposition to Tolling
Tolls are the best way to finance the reconstruction of Interstates and the system can be set up to be fair to truckers
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Rebutting the Obama Administration’s Clean Power Plan’s Claims
Plan is likely to harm public health, increase energy bills, destroy jobs, and cause blackouts in communities across the country
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Orange County’s Affordable Housing Mandates Keep More Homes Out of Reach
Inclusionary zoning policies reduce housing supply and raise home prices
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Center for Competitive Politics v. Kamala D. Harris, Attorney General of California, Case No. 15-152
Amicus Brief to the Supreme Court of the United States
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What California Can Learn from Australia’s Water Reforms
While government has a role to play in the definition, enforcement, and tradability of water rights, it should otherwise get out of the way
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Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #19 (June/July 2015 edition)
June/July 2015 edition: asset sales, education, ridesharing, tolling, and more
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Equitable School Funding Does Not Stop at the District Level
Allow funds to follow students to the school level, provide principals with actual dollars to spend based on student needs
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Innovators in Action 2015
How governments and agencies are using market-based policies to improve services, become more efficient and reduce costs
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Taking on Infrastructure, Pension Challenges in Georgia
Interview with Georgia State Senator Hunter Hill
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Air Traffic Control Newsletter #125
ATC corporation: progress and dissent; ATCA magazine on ATC restructuring
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Six Water Reforms California Can Take from Australia
Establish strong water rights that allow the rights holders to buy, sell, trade and conserve water
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California’s Regulatory Climate Is Crushing Transportation Innovation
Onerous regulations on ride-booking, private buses and self-driving vehicles hurt drivers and stifle economy