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Michigan’s Workers Deserve a Fair Chance

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By John Nichols, Russell Schwartz
| Alliance for American Manufacturing
New asphalt road texture background closeup Will lawmakers in Lansing apply Buy America rules for Michigan-made yellow pigment for the state’s road-pricing projects? The yellow lane markings on Michigan’s roads are probably something that only crosses your mind occasionally – like when you’re having trouble finding or staying in your lane because the lines are faded and need repainting. They are one of those things we take for granted and don’t think about until we really need them.
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Nichols: Delaware gives up its electric grid authority

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By John Nichols
| Sussex County Post Verified
(T)he General Assembly has handed ongoing standard-setting authority over Delaware’s electric grid to a private organization with no connection to Delaware government, no obligation to weigh Delaware ratepayers’ interests and no accountability to the people of Delaware.” John Nichols is a Fellow at the Center for Energy & Environmental Policy at the Caesar Rodney Institute.
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Nichols: Community solar needs better protections

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By John Nichols
| Sussex County Post Verified
If Senate Bill 321 advances, it should not do so without all six House Bill 393 consumer protections applied to community solar and a statutory requirement that the gross credit, subscription fee and net savings appear on every subscriber bill.” John Nichols is a Fellow at the Center for Energy & Environmental Policy at the Caesar Rodney Institute.
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