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ELPR on twitter
ELPR is now on twitter. Follow us at wmelpr. We’ll be updating as we put together the 3 issues of volume 34. We look forward to keeping our followers informed about the symposium issue on Green Building & other new … Continue reading
Hybrid Cars and Tax Incentives: Revisiting Congress’ Approach in Light of the GM Bankruptcy
As we update our archives on elpr.org, we are going to provide updates on our previous notes & articles. Hopefully, these updates will foster further discussion of these important environmental issues. With changes in the automobile industry, we thought it … Continue reading