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MaryPIRG Reports

Summer 2006


Top Stories

Dereg. Brings Higher Rates, No Solutions
Beginning Jul. 1, the average BGE consumer will pay 72 percent more for electricity, and customers of PEPCO and Delmarva Power have already seen increases nearly as high.

Scandals Open Door To Campaign Reform
Scandals in Washington, D.C., sparked a heated debate on reform of Congressional lobbying. In the midst of debate surrounding Jack Abramoff, Maryland PIRG stepped up efforts to address the underlying problem of money in politics.

 
Energy Companies Block Progress—Industry representatives have already opposed policies that would freeze rate hikes. Maryland PIRG is pushing the PSC to do more to protect consumers.



Featured Articles

EPA Decision Allows Pesticide Testing On Human Beings

 

Letter From The Director

A Renewed Focus

 


News Briefs

Consumer Rights Legislation

Voting Machine Paper Trail Needed

FDA Lets Drug Makers Off The Hook

Congress Weighs Future Of Internet


 



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