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Wayne Winegarden

  • Fellow, Pacific Research Institute and Contributor, Forbes
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After 20 years, can California admit AB 32 failed? Original

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By Wayne Winegarden
| The Orange County Register Verified
Californians don’t need to read climate legislation to know something has changed over the past two decades. They see it every time they pay their electric bill, fill up the gas tank, or wonder why so many employers and jobs are leaving the state. Next month will mark the 20th anniversary of the enactment of Assembly Bill 32, the California Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006. At the time, Gov.
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WAYNE WINEGARDEN: Approach Online Weight-Loss Drug Offers With Skepticism

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By Wayne Winegarden
| The Marietta Daily Journal Verified
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Don’t Let Bureaucrats Discourage Tomorrow’s Cures

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By Wayne Winegarden
| DC Journal
Tomorrow’s medicines often start from the drugs we have today. Researchers frequently discover that drugs developed for one disease can also treat entirely different illnesses. That’s how many cancer drugs, autoimmune treatments and other breakthrough medicines become lifesavers for millions. Now the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services wants to change a little-known rule that could make those discoveries far less likely.
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