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02/02/07
If Maryland follows through on its promise to cut greenhouse gases from power plants, it won't have a negative economic effect, according to a new University of Maryland report. Find Us On Facebook
Read full report Power companies could see reduced profits, but consumers actually would see a slight savings - $22 per year on electric bills. Dr. Matthias Ruth, the lead author, said the study shows that helping the environment can make economic sense. "One can do good environmental policy that is also cost-effective and sound economically," said Dr. Ruth, director...
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