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Rebecca Terrell

Rebecca Terrell

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Senior Editor and Contributor, The New American

Memphis

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Politics and public policy in South Africa

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Total articles 447

  • Petition to Stop Carbon-capture Subsidies

    By Rebecca Terrell|The New AmericanVerifiedThe Coalition to Stop CO2 Pipelines is gathering signatures on a petition asking Congress to “protect the public” from carbon capture and storage (CCS). Under the Biden administration, Congress included billions of dollars in federal subsidies for CCS in the 2021 Infrastructure Act and the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act. Additional billions are available to private pipeline companies through tax credits.

    By Rebecca Terrell · The New American

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Grassroots Appeal to Congress: Cut the Carbon-capture Tax Credit

    By Rebecca Terrell|The New AmericanVerifiedA grassroots group of private landowners, threatened by the prospect of eminent domain for hazardous carbon-capture pipelines, is gathering signatures on a petition to Congress. They want our legislators to end the IRS 45Q tax credit for private companies that install the wasteful projects. The credit contains a direct-pay loophole, meaning that these private companies can use eminent domain to fleece taxpayers to the tune of billions of dollars.

    By Rebecca Terrell · The New American

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Petition to Stop Carbon-capture Subsidies

    By Rebecca Terrell|The New AmericanVerifiedThe Coalition to Stop CO2 Pipelines is gathering signatures on a petition asking Congress to “protect the public” from carbon capture and storage (CCS). Under the Biden administration, Congress included billions of dollars in federal subsidies for CCS in the 2021 Infrastructure Act and the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act. Additional billions are available to private pipeline companies through tax credits.

    By Rebecca Terrell · The New American

    Apr. 15, 2025

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The New American

The New American magazine, published twice a month in print and daily online, is the essential news source for freedom-loving Americans.

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