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Fix Modeling and Cost-Benefit Analysis

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By Heather Boushey, Noah Kaufman Verified
| rooseveltinstitute.org
Better federal modeling is not just a technocratic project. It is a prerequisite for the kind of evidence-based, politically durable climate governance that the scale of the challenge demands. What is needed is the institutional will to stop pretending that we know more than we do, and to govern confidently from what we actually know.
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Finally, a Pizza Oven That Solves the Problem of Heat Control Original

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By Noah Kaufman Verified
| Bon Appetit Verified
The point of having a pizza oven at home is that it lets you cook at higher—much higher—temperatures than your standard oven. Temps that can top 800℉ are the secret to those quick bakes that blister the outside of a crust while leaving it soft and chewy on the inside. However, if you work with enough pizza ovens, you’ll discover that the real secret is not just the high heat (most of them can hit those now)—it’s control over those temperatures.
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DOJ, FTC Call on State Attorneys General to Investigate High Gas Prices

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By Noah Kaufman Verified, Kelly Moore
| JD Supra
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) are urging state attorneys general to take a more active role in investigating retail gasoline prices. In a recent call-to-action letter (the Letter), the DOJ Antitrust Division and FTC encouraged states to investigate and, where appropriate, bring enforcement actions against retailers for potential antitrust, consumer protection, and price-gouging violations affecting petroleum markets and retail gasoline prices.
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