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Viewpoint: The Assault on America's Plastic Composites Industry
Jobs and revenue are at great risk for leaving the U.S. if people become afraid of styrene as a result of the National Toxicology Program classifying styrene as 'reasonably anticipated to be a human carcinogen' in June, says Congressman Manzullo.
8/8/2011
Viewpoint: Wind Power for the World, 'Made in USA'
Can American manufacturers, paying fair wages, abiding by environmental regulations and paying their fair share of U.S. taxes compete against Chinese-government backed companies determined to rule this alternative energy field?
7/28/2011
Let Them Compete! Solving the Rare Earth Dilemma
Allowing for greater competition among rare earth producers would result in China's rare earth prices being determined by global market conditions ultimately fostering global innovation.
6/16/2011
A Governor's Perspective: Re-Inventing Michigan
'Michigan is now on a long-term sustainable path to solvency, we've eliminated a $1.5 billion deficit, and we cut our budget. We fixed structural deficits, slashed business taxes and we are helping businesses get what they need so that the state can grow and prosper again.'
6/16/2011
A Stimulus Plan to Encourage U.S. Manufacturing
Each state should take a portion of its federal stimulus money and allot it towards specific tax incentives that will enable U.S.-based companies to convert to U.S.-based manufacturers.
6/8/2011
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