Foam More Energy Efficient than Paper? - Stossel in the Classroom

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Angela Logomasini of the Competitive Enterprise Institute argues plastic foam is cleaner, cheaper and more efficient than paper.

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Our October 30 webinar on fostering civil discourse in the classroom is now available to view on demand.

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We've just added a Teacher's Guide for "Don't Cancel Comedy." It includes activities, discussion questions, and more.

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Our latest module explores nuclear power, fossil fuels, renewables, energy independence, and more.

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