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October 16, 2024
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Dear Readers,
As election season heats up, energy policy has taken center stage locally and nationally. This week’s articles focus on the role of market-driven solutions, the impact of international policies, and the influence of government intervention on our energy future. Paige Lambermont leads with a pair of articles on the landscape of nuclear energy, while Vincent Geloso argues that China’s subsidies on electric vehicles are not a cause for concern.
Thanks for reading.
Jonathan Hofer
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Top picks this week
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** Nuclear Sites Ripe for Development ([link removed])
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** A new study looks at nuclear power plant sites that could host additional reactors ([link removed])
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** by Paige Lambermont
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America will need to generate a substantial amount of new power to reliably meet power demand in the coming years—and nuclear is the best bet.
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** Germany Is Smug About Its Energy Errors ([link removed])
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** Despite its costs, German officials continue to brag about the nuclear phase out ([link removed])
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** by Paige Lambermont
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German citizens are the ones who will suffer from decreased power production, and they are continually being misled by policymakers about what the implications of that will be.
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** China’s EV Subsidies Are Its Problem, Not Ours! ([link removed])
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** Tariffs on our consumers make it an us problem ([link removed])
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** by Vincent Geloso
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Economists often say there’s no such thing as a free lunch … but for everyone outside of China, these subsidies come remarkably close.
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** FEATURED BOOK
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** Good as Gold ([link removed])
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** How to Unleash the Power of Sound Money ([link removed])
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** Judy Shelton
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With clarity and moral courage, Judy Shelton has written a must-read for anyone invested in the future of the economy. You’ll walk away with more answers than questions—a rare experience for anyone who reads about monetary policy.
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