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We're seeing something new from Washington, sites which are being used to help figure out how to better serve citizens. Full Article at Huffington Post
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helps clear off the cloud that has hung over these 77 parcels since they were first proposed ... and includes site-specific decisions on which should be leased and which -- such as those near national parks -- are simply not appropriate for development.
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This troubling trend means less revenue to federal, state and local governments at a time when our nation is running a record deficit ... It also means fewer jobs at a time our nation is headed toward 10 percent unemployment, and it means less domestic energy available when our economy recovers and dema...
SOURCE: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
