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Google News: How Many Hazmat Suits Does It Take to Change a Light Bulb?

[The Moral Liberal] - The drop cloth will help prevent mercury contamination of nearby surfaces and can be bundled with the bulb debris for disposal. There's a much simpler remedy, of course: Repeal the phase-out of Thomas Edison's gift to mankind. Diane Katz is a Research

Google News: A Stalled Movement

[National Journal] - Diane Katz, a research fellow in regulatory policy for the conservative Heritage Foundation, disagrees with the characterization that Congress has not passed major environmental policy in almost two decades. She cited the Energy Independence and

Google News: Obama's bogus Clean Air Act study

[San Francisco Examiner (blog)] - The Heritage Foundation's Diane Katz explains how Obama pulled this off: Long before the original CAA was enacted in 1963, industrial emissions were declining as a result of technological advances and efficiency improvements. And both factors, as well

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Diane Katz, Brooklyn, US, 85th St, Unit 1FL

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The Economy Needs A 'Deregulatory Stimulus'

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[Forbes (blog)] - The Heritage Foundation's James Gattuso, Diane Katz, and Stephen Keen observed: “During the presidency of George W. Bush, which many mistakenly consider as a period of deregulation, the regulatory burden increased by more than $70 billion.