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    Detroit's dinosaurs live on
    While we debate whether to increase the gas tax in the U.S., in Venezuela the issue is whether to continue a subsidy that keeps prices at less than 10 cents per gallon.

    By Ken Paulman  . 

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    Where the rail money will go
    The Department of Transportation announced yesterday that it’s reallocating $1.2 billion in high-speed rail money from Wisconsin and Ohio to other states. But where, exactly, is that money going?

    By Ken Paulman  . 

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    The great ethanol caper
    Four major newspapers simultaneously publish editorials calling for the end of federal ethanol subsidies. Coincidence?

    By Ken Paulman  . 

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    Feeling hot, hot, hot
    The University of Minnesota announced today that they’re the first in the nation to begin using a high-powered solar simulator that has (say it with me in your best Dr. Evil voice) the power of 3,000 suns.

    By Ken Paulman  . 

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    The light bulb 'ban'
    Rep. Fred Upton, the new chair of the House energy committee, has been criticized for his support of a law forcing people to switch from incandescent bulbs to CFLs. Problem is, no such law actually exists.

    By Ken Paulman  . 

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    All climate is local
    When we talk about the impacts of climate change, we tend to think big. But are there smaller, more obvious changes we can latch on to?

    By Ken Paulman  . 

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