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June 20, 2012 Columns » Exile on Jones Street

From fracking to sea-level rise, the General Assembly's assault on the facts

by Kirk Ross @ExJS

Sometime in early May, the draft of a new Senate version of House Bill 819, which contained the now notorious sea-level rise legislation, started making the rounds. You didn't have to be a geologist to understand what the new language in it…

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