Anna Auriolio

Legislative Director of the US Public Interest Research Group

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Legislative Director of the US Public Interest Research Group, a nonprofit, nonpartisan consumer and environmental advocacy group

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The energy bills now being debated in the House and the Senate are at least as politically challenging as immigration reform.   An extraordinary collection of powerful special…

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