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I love California Author of "The Abundance Choice - Our Fight for More Water" www.amazon.com/Abundance-Choice-Fight-Water-California/dp/B0B3BGBLSP

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Edward Ring is the director of water and energy policy with the California Policy Center, a nonpartisan public policy research institute which he co-founded in 2013 and served as its first president. He is also a regular contributor to American Greatness, National Review, Pacific Research Institute, City Journal, and California Globe.

In 2021 he was the founder and leader of the “More Water Now” campaign, which culminated in the drafting of the Water Infrastructure Funding Act of 2022, which t…

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The Dismal Economics of Floating Offshore Wind

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By Edward Ring
| California Policy Center
There are at least three ways to evaluate the economic viability of energy projects. The easiest way is to just repeat whatever is in a press release. The other extreme, a mandatory exercise for anyone poised to actually invest and build a project, is to develop complex projections that take into account the benefits of tax credits, favorable depreciation treatment, other deductions and subsidies, revenue enhancements, grants — every conceivable variable that affects long-term after-tax cash flow.
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California AG Rob Bonta’s War on Affordability

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By Edward Ring
| American Greatness Verified
Critics of the policies that have turned California into the most inhospitable place in America to do business or try to make a living tend to focus on outgoing Governor Gavin Newsom. But California is a one-party state. Other entrenched politicians play a powerful supporting role, and Attorney General Rob Bonta is a prime example.
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