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Why Did the Housing Crisis Lead to Environmental Regulation?
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0:56Now PlayingPeter St. Onge, research fellow at the Heritage Foundation, explains how the government exploits financial crises to grab more power, even in cases that have nothing to do with what’s actually needed. For example, the 2008 housing crisis led to environmental regulations despite the fact that carbon emissions were irrelevant to the economic problems at the time. #shorts
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