Energy Law
Jun. 9, 2001
Power Police Sleep on Job As Lights Dim, Rates Rise
Frontier towns were not fit for stable families and peaceful development without a sheriff around. Professional baseball games would be meaningless without an umpire to call balls and strikes fairly. And a regional electricity market descends into plunder and naked greed if its federally mandated referee walks off the job.
Frontier towns were not fit for stable families and peaceful development without a sheriff around. Professional baseball games would be meaningless without an umpire to call balls and strikes fairly. And a regional electricity market descends into plunder and naked...
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