CEI Today: Cancer risk from foam cups?, the growing irrelevance of US climate policy, and the regulatory recession
Friday, February 1, 2013 at 06:50PM 
CANCER RISK - ANGELA LOGOMASINI
Openmarket.org: Cancer Risks Unlikely From Foam Cups
Whatever happened to plastic foam coffee cups? Visit any to-go coffee
shop and you will most likely only find paper cups that burn your hands and let your coffee go cold.
Cups made with polystyrene foam are disappearing from the marketplace because a bevy of misinformation about their environmental effects, including claims styrene — the chemical used to make them — is a carcinogen. > Read the full commentary on Openmarket.org
> Interview Angela Logomasini
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GLOBAL WARMING - MARLO LEWIS
Globalwarming.org: The Growing Irrelevance of U.S. Climate Policy
Today’s Climatewire (subscription required) summarizes data and projections from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) and the Paris-based International Energy Agency (IEA) from which we may conclude that EPA regulation of greenhouse gases (GHGs) is increasingly irrelevant to global climate change even if one accepts agency’s view of climate science.
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REGULATORY CLIFF - JOHN BERLAU Openmarket.org: The Coming Regulatory Recession?
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