
Regional Resource
Carbon Capture in the South: What It Is and What Southern States Are Doing
Regional Resource by Senior Policy Analyst, Tom Opdyke |topdyke@csg.org From Houston’s harbor to the banks of...
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Issue Brief by Senior Policy Analyst, Tom Opdyke | topdyke@csg.org In recent years, numerous lawsuits have been...
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Regional Resource by Senior Policy Analyst, Tom Opdyke |topdyke@csg.org From Houston’s harbor to the banks of...
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Issue Brief by Policy Analysts:Katie Lee | klee@csg.org Erin Twomey | etwomey@csg.org Child influencers, sometimes referred to as...
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Issue Brief by Policy Analyst, Katie Lee | klee@csg.org On May 14, 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court...
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It is estimated that, nationally, there is a shortage of between 1.5 to 3.8 million housing...
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As the 2025 legislative cycle approaches, legislators across the South prepare and pre-file legislation to address...
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As the 2024 legislative cycle approaches, legislators across the South prepare and pre-file legislation to address...
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Ports have been an integral part of global commerce for millennia. From the Phoenicians to the...
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As the 2023 legislative cycle approaches, legislators across the South are preparing and pre-filing legislation to...
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CSG South’s Economic Development, Transportation, & Cultural Affairs Committee examines issues related to infrastructure, transportation, economic progress, and cultural strengths in the Southern region as well as bringing manufacturing operations of national and foreign companies to the region and the importance of ports, roads, and railways for the movement of manufactured goods.
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