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Law 610 Seminar-University of Oregon School of Law
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This paper was researched and completed by advanced graduate students at the School of Law at the University of Oregon. It is designed in the mode of classic British Parliamentary white papers. It builds upon three recent ground-breaking efforts of a similar nature:
Center for American Progress (CAP), Capturing the Energy Opportunity, 2007:
The National Commission on Energy Policy (NCEP), Ending the Energy Stalemate, 2004:
NCEP, Energy Policy Recommendations to the President and 110th Congress, 2007 (updates Ending the Energy Stalemate):
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An Addendum to Law 610's "A National Energy Policy for the United States" 
Summary: This paper is an addendum to the LAW 610 Paper: A Comparison of Current Legislation Before the 111th Congress and Reccomendations Developed for a National Energy Policy for the United States published herein as a white paper in 2010. The purpose of the Addendum is illustrated in its title. AN
ADDENDUM to LAW 610’s A NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY FOR THE UNITED STATES: Policies
Being Considered in the First Session of the 112th Congress
including Policy Goals
Sources of Support,
Challenges to Enactment, and Outlook for Passage. This paper was researched and completed by advanced graduate students at the
School of Law at the University of Oregon.
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A Comparison of Current Legislation Before the 111th Congress and Recommendations Developed for a National Energy Policy for the United States
Summary: This white paper is designed in
the mode of classic British Parliamentary white papers. It builds upon two previous white
papers completed by advanced students at the University of Oregon School of
Law. The latter resulted in a
recommended sine qua non set of polices
for a National Energy Policy (NEP) for the United States. This year’s paper revised and
strengthened the latter and then compared the results with the energy bills
before both the House and Senate of the current (111th) session of Congress as of February 12,
2010. Readers will find in this
white paper’s six sections interlinear quotations of all the key passages from
those bills. The interlinear
quotations from House Bills are highlighted in blue
and Senate Bills are highlighted in red.
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