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Senate tax-writers huddle with wind credit in the balance

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13 Jun 2012
Jon
America, energy, exceptionalism, independence

Over at our On The Money blog, The Hill’s Bernie Becker looks at negotiations over the extension of expiring tax provisions — including credits that are vital to wind power producers.



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