claim: the departments of commerce, education and energy and the epa saw their spending increase by between 130 percent and 219 percent between 2008 and 2010.
author: jeb hensarling
evidence_1: may 9, 2017 ... and education, as well as investment in productive capacity to generate jobs and  income growth. now more than ever it is important to ensure that the .... eac.  east african community. ect. energy charter treaty. epa economic partnership  agreement. esg environmental, social and governance. etea.
evidence_2: this report is available at no cost from the national renewable energy  laboratory (nrel) at www.nrel.gov/publications. .... make up a much smaller  portion of total generation, these technologies have also seen significant growth  since 2008. .... scale pv projects of 85% between 2009 and 2016 (right side of  figure es-9).
evidence_3: the political positions of ron paul (l-tx), united states presidential candidate in  1988, 2008, and 2012, are generally described as libertarian, but have also been  labeled conservative and constitutionalist. and paul's nickname "dr. no" reflects  both his medical degree and his assertion that he will "never vote for legislation ...
evidence_4: energy programs: support for programs that encourage u.s. competitiveness  drive an increase of $22m over fy 2014 enacted levels, bringing funding for  energy programs at doe ... so which of these biggest spending departments and  agencies will have the largest percentage of their it dollars likely to go out next  month?
evidence_5: the economy of the united states is a highly developed mixed economy. it is the  world's largest economy by nominal gdp and second largest by purchasing  power parity (ppp). the u.s. gdp was estimated to be $19.3 trillion in 2017 it  has the world's seventh-highest per capita gdp (nominal) and eleventh-highest  per ...