Private Water Company in the News
A small, private water company in Southwest Missouri is in the news because one of its pumps failed a few...
Ethanol Update on Recent Policy Decisions and Options
I am to ethanol what Chrissy is to tax credits, so I have been mildly remiss in waiting a few...
Wasting Green on Going Green
If you care about going green, you should care about internalizing the costs of pollution. If you care about sustainability,...
Missouri’s Green Tax Rebates a Wasteful Use of State Funds
On April 19, Missouri began a weeklong program of providing $5.6 million in rebates and eliminating the state sales tax...
Intriguing, Yet Frightening, Comment Over at Political Fix
Below is the full text of a comment from a blog post over at the Post-Dispatch‘s Political Fix blog. It...
Cap and Trade Dangerous for Missouri
A cap and trade bill was narrowly passed in the House of Representatives on Friday afternoon. If passed in the...
The Infamous Green Sales Tax Holiday Is Here
It sounds like a monster. All sales tax holidays are scary, but for this one they specify the color. It...
Nerdiness Is Next to Godliness
I’m a meticulous record-keeper, particularly when it comes to either my car or my finances. In our recent ethanol case...
Ethanol Mandates: A Total Clusterharvest
The Show-Me Institute will soon release a counter-response to a Missouri Corn Merchandising Council study that claims Missouri consumers will...
EPA Mandate Promises High Costs and Few Benefits
According to a Post-Dispatch article, the metropolitan St. Louis area can expect sharp increases in sewer bills during the next...
“There’s a Very Fine Line Between Not Listening and Not Caring.”
A bill which would offer a sales tax exemption for energy-efficient appliances has been proposed in the General Assembly. The...
Stay Out of the Way
In a recent post, Sarah Brodsky commented on the Department of Energy’s decision to fund biofuels research centers in three...
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