The Al Capone Strategy

https://raceflowdevelopment.com/gallery/ Utility executives that had favored the failed cap & trade bill in Congress are moving on, reports the WSJ:

http://masterfacilitator.com/teamfacilitation/ In a blueprint released last week, Exelon executives said their 13-state region could achieve reductions in greenhouse-gas emissions nearly equal to what federal legislation might have achieved in the next decade by pressing ahead with activities already encouraged by state and federal regulators.

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https://dentalprovidence.com/team/ This includes investment in nuclear power plant enhancements and a raft of energy efficient programs, such as “smart” meters and new transmission lines to ferry wind and solar power.

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https://theroyalstagproperties.com/area-attractions/ The money quote goes to one exec, who likens the roundabout CO2-reduction approach to the way a famous mobster was once taken down:

It’s like getting Al Capone for tax evasion. It’s not as satisfying as getting him for murder, but it still puts him away.

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https://disneycruisinggroup.com/openingdaypricing/ Clever, but it still happened by way of the federal government.

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One Response to “The Al Capone Strategy”

  1. harrywr2 says:

    If I am reading correctly the Energy Act of 2007 which passed with the support of 19 Republican Senators and signed into law by a Republican President created a sufficient legal framework for these developments to take place.
    Is that correct?

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