MOX Misses the Mark

<!–[Project] : –>MOX Misses the Mark
Despite the ever-increasing price tag, incessant delays in progress, and known safety risks, the Department of Energy continues to pour federal subsidies into the Mixed Oxide Fuel (MOX) program year a…
Pub Date: Jun 20, 2012
Categories: Cut Subsidies, Energy, Fact Sheet, Federal Budget, Headlines By TCS, National Security, Rein in Deficits
Tags: nuclear energy, nuclear reactors, nuclear subsidies

<!–[Project] : –>Federal-Free Risk Management in Agriculture
Like all businesses, agricultural producers face a number of risks in maintaining a profitable enterprise. Successful management of these risks is what separates thriving endeavors from failed busines…
Pub Date: Jun 19, 2012
Categories: Agriculture, Fact Sheet, Headlines By TCS
Tags: agriculture, agriculture committee, farm bill, subsidies

<!–[Project] : –>Letter to Senate: Support Reforms in the Flawed Farm Bill
Taxpayers for Common Sense Action sent a letter to the Senate today, urging support for common sense reforms in the Farm Bill. These amendments are being voted on starting today.
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Pub Date: Jun 19, 2012
Categories: Agriculture, Headlines By TCS, Letter, Letters to Congress
Tags: agriculture, agriculture committee, crop insurance, crop subsidies, farm bill, letters to Congress, Senate

<!–[Project] : –>Senate Ag Committee: More is Less
(Originally published June 8, 2012)
With debate on the 2012 Farm Bill underway on the Senate Floor, proponents of this nearly trillion dollar bill are touting it as a bipartisan achievement toward de…
Pub Date: Jun 18, 2012
Categories: Agriculture, Headlines By TCS
Tags: agriculture committee, crop insurance, crop subsidies, Senate, subsidies

<!–[Project] : –>Senate Finance Committee Meets to Talk Energy Tax Reform
The Senate Committee on Finance held a hearing last week on tax reform and its impacts on energy policy. Among the four witnesses from both the private and pub…
Pub Date: Jun 18, 2012
Categories: Cut Subsidies, Energy, Headlines By TCS, Increase Transparency, Rein in Deficits, Stop Waste
Tags: fossil fuel, oil subsidies, tax policy

<!–[Project] : –>Thou Shale Not Waste
Last week the House of Representatives voted on the fiscal year 2013 Energy and Water spending bill. The $32.1 billion bill funds several government agencies, most notably the Department of

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