Month: January 2020

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Trump Seeks to Undo Reagan’s Energy Efficiency Measures

January 22, 2020 admin Comments Off on Trump Seeks to Undo Reagan’s Energy Efficiency Measures

New energy efficiency standards have been passed by every president since Ronald Reagan. These standards have been responsible for saving Americans almost $2 trillion.
In 1987, President Reagan signed the first energy conservation standards bill. It covered 12 different classes of major home appliances.
These included refrigerators, stoves, heat pumps and air conditioners. All had to meet tighter energy use standards.
Supporters of the bill talked about the savings. Others said appliance costs would skyrocket.
But appliance prices haven’t gone up as a result of new standards. It’s just the opposite.
Data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that prices were 22.52% lower …read more […]

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News On The Move: Senate passes rules for impeachment trial, Lori Loughlin’s daughters may testify, U.S. drinking water contamination increases

January 22, 2020 admin Comments Off on News On The Move: Senate passes rules for impeachment trial, Lori Loughlin’s daughters may testify, U.S. drinking water contamination increases

The U.S. Senate passed rules for President Trump’s impeachment trial, Us Weekly Magazine reports Lori Loughlin’s daughters may testify, U.S. drinking water contamination is worse than people thought, according to the Environmental Working Group, and Derek Jeter gets elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Yahoo Finance’s Adam Shapiro discusses. …read more […]

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United says does not expect to fly the 737 MAX this summer

January 22, 2020 admin Comments Off on United says does not expect to fly the 737 MAX this summer

United Airlines Holdings Inc does not expect to fly the Boeing 737 MAX this summer, President Scott Kirby said on Wednesday, following news from Boeing Co that it does not expect to win approval for the MAX to fly again until mid-year. United and other U.S. airlines that operate the 737 MAX had been scheduling flights on the aircraft in June, based on assumptions that the aircraft could receive regulatory approval in the first quarter. …read more […]