Lance Brown
ContributorExecutive Director of PACE, Lance Brown is a native of Selma, Alabama, and a veteran of Southeastern politics. Before creating PACE, he helped lead the charge for children’s healthcare as a policy advisor in the Alabama Governor’s Office and helped central Alabama communities prepare for a new Hyundai plant as the Assistant Director of his state’s Center for Economic Growth. In recent years, he has remained active in regional politics and worked as an advertising executive. <br /> Lance received an undergraduate degree from the University of Southern Mississippi and a Masters in Public Administration from Auburn University Montgomery. He is a Harry S. Truman Scholar and was named a USA Today Academic All-American, both firsts at his university.
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The election was a referendum on energy policy
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Congress needs to act on the EPA
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Mr. Obama, tell the EPA to change the Tailoring Rule
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Congress should stand up to the EPA
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Tell your member of Congress to stop overburdensome and expensive energy laws
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The Senate should reject the federal renewable energy standard bill
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A federal renewable energy standard would be disastrous
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On energy, lawmakers and regulators need to chill out
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The troubling consequences of EPA regulations
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EPA Regulations: A Step in the wrong direction
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Renewable energy standard will never be the answer
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Senate should not rush to pass energy legislation, no matter its content
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Give renewable energy standard a closer look before passage
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Beyond the spin: The truth about wind energy generation
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A one-size-fits-all renewable energy standard will cause more problems than it solves
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Step back and look at all energy options on the table
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Setting federal energy standards won’t create jobs
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Quit feeding the EPA beast
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Keeping a broad U.S. energy portfolio is key