CEI Weekly: New Study on EPA Incompetence

 FEATURE: New Study on EPA Incompetence

This week, CEI released a report by William Yeatman on the Environmental Protection Agency’s persistent failure to meet deadlines for its statutory responsibilities. Since 1993, only 2 percent of Clean Air Act regulations were promulgated on time; and late regulations were an average of almost six years late. Today, EPA continues to be six years behind on its nondiscretionary responsibilties; yet, at the behest of the environmentalist lobby, EPA has taken on new discretionary responsibilities. Read more about Yeatman’s research here.

SHAPING THE DEBATE

Europe’s Lessons on Austerity Success

Matthew Melchiorre‘s op-ed in The Orange County Register

Why Lebron James Should Be Rooting Against Obamacare

John Berlau‘s op-ed in Forbes

Beware the Myth of European Austerity

Matthew Melchiorre‘s op-ed in The U.S. News & World Report

E-Verify Exposes the Hypocrisy in Republican Free Market Rhetoric

David Bier‘s op-ed in Forbes

Regulatory Inflation

Ryan Young’s op-ed in The American Spectator

Approaching Economic Stall Speed

Wayne Crews & Ryan Young‘s citation in The Washington Times

CEI PODCAST

July 11 2013: Farm Bill Controversy

Adjunct Fellow Fran Smith breaks down the controversy surrounding this year’s farm bill.

BEST OF THE BLOGS

Scientists Warn on Dangers of Precautionary Science

By Angela Logomasini

Farm Bill Bloat Should Be Voted Down

By Fran Smith

Going Nowhere: Transit Workers’ Strike Immobilizes City

By Julia Tavlas

Obama Administration Discards Reporting Requirements in Obamacare

By Hans Bader