Have no fear, the Koch Brothers will be taken care of.
The Koch Brothers industries is rated the 10th largest polluter in the US.
www.peri.umass.edu/toxic_index
BUT, their political donations should take care of that.
Koch brothers now at heart of GOP power
Washington — The billionaire brothers David and Charles Koch no longer sit outside Washington’s political establishment, isolated by their uncompromising conservatism. Instead, they are now at the center of Republican power, a change most evident in the new makeup of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
Wichita-based Koch Industries and its employees formed the largest single oil and gas donor to members of the panel, ahead of giants like Exxon Mobil, contributing $279,500 to 22 of the committee’s 31 Republicans, and $32,000 to five Democrats.
Nine of the 12 new Republicans on the panel signed a pledge distributed by a Koch-founded advocacy group — Americans for Prosperity — to oppose the Obama administration’s proposal to regulate greenhouse gases. Of the six GOP freshman lawmakers on the panel, five benefited from the group’s separate advertising and grass-roots activity during the 2010 campaign
Koch brothers now at heart of GOP power / LJWorld.com
This reminds me of when the energy companies wrote the energy policy for the US and we all saw how well that worked out,,,,,,,for them ala a series of record profits while energy prices soared.
The Koch Brothers industries is rated the 10th largest polluter in the US.
www.peri.umass.edu/toxic_index
BUT, their political donations should take care of that.
Koch brothers now at heart of GOP power
Washington — The billionaire brothers David and Charles Koch no longer sit outside Washington’s political establishment, isolated by their uncompromising conservatism. Instead, they are now at the center of Republican power, a change most evident in the new makeup of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
Wichita-based Koch Industries and its employees formed the largest single oil and gas donor to members of the panel, ahead of giants like Exxon Mobil, contributing $279,500 to 22 of the committee’s 31 Republicans, and $32,000 to five Democrats.
Nine of the 12 new Republicans on the panel signed a pledge distributed by a Koch-founded advocacy group — Americans for Prosperity — to oppose the Obama administration’s proposal to regulate greenhouse gases. Of the six GOP freshman lawmakers on the panel, five benefited from the group’s separate advertising and grass-roots activity during the 2010 campaign
Koch brothers now at heart of GOP power / LJWorld.com
This reminds me of when the energy companies wrote the energy policy for the US and we all saw how well that worked out,,,,,,,for them ala a series of record profits while energy prices soared.
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