Changes made to hazardous materials business plan law
November 3, 2011 By Kevin Yanik
Hazardous materials business plans required for certain California companies.
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Read MoreWhile energy issues have not generally been leading the headlines across America, there are several issues within the energy debate that illustrate the current state of our country’s political debate.
Read MoreWith over 9 percent national unemployment, a weak U.S. economy perhaps on the verge of another recession and the backdrop of the 2012 presidential election, Congress’ energy agenda has been overtaken by the issues of government spending and job creation.
Read MoreEvery time I think I’ve reached a conclusion about the value of any fuel, some new calamity happens that changes everything and causes me to reconsider how I really feel about risk and our country’s energy security.
Read MoreOur funding and budgeting process focuses Congress on the short term, but our government’s long-term budget outlook is more important.
Read MoreAs December unfolded, a warning went up in Washington – hold on to your hats and wallets.
Read MorePresident Obama is working toward making his energy vision a reality.
Read MoreObama assembles cabinet ready to address energy, climate-change issues.
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