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In 1932, the federal government began giving subsidies to the coal industry in order to help the industry recover initial capital...
Through a combination of subsidies, trade restrictions, and government mandates a handful of corporate agribusinesses and oil companies...
The President’s budget released last week includes $ 26.3 billion for the Department of Energy, a $2.1 billion increase over 2008 and...
Today TCS explained the basics of the Department of Energy's loan guarantees program at an Institute for Energy and Environmental...
On behalf of our combined memberships, we urge you to ensure the Department of Energy (DOE) Loan Guarantee Program is not granted...
Since the beginning of nuclear energy the federal government has provided billions in handouts to the industry. More than $85 billion has...
The following is a summary of the non-consumer energy tax breaks included in H.R. 1424, the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008....
Taxpayer subsidies to the oil and gas industry have played a major role in U.S. energy policy since 1916. Two of the largest tax breaks,...
Nuclear fuel reprocessing is the process of collecting nuclear waste to recover and reuse plutonium and uranium. Despite decades of...
As was the case for much of the last decade, profits for major oil and gas companies continue to skyrocket. Exxon brought in over $14...
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While Washington is wringing its hands about the automatic across-the-board budget cuts known as...
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