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Don't Cap Access To Affordable Energy

By Myron Ebell,
August 17, 2001

Hidden Mischief In Bush's Energy Plan

By Ben Lieberman,
August 13, 2001

Wildfire Witch Hunt Will Likely Miss The Real Culprits

By Sean Paige,
August 13, 2001

In Too Deep: Wetland Rules Move Toward Local Control

By Allison Freeman,
August 13, 2001

Scientific Uncertainty As Weapon: Kemp Column Distributed by Copley News Service

By Jack Kemp,
August 8, 2001

The Jaws Of Government: Are The Feds To Blame For Shark Attacks?

By Sean Paige,
August 8, 2001

A Corporate Folly: Business Donates To The Ideologues Who Hate Markets

By Jack Kemp,
August 7, 2001

Dredging Politics: A Purely Political Decision

By David Riggs, PhD, Laura Klutz,
August 3, 2001

When Property Rights Lead to Socialism

By Fred L. Smith, Jr.,
August 1, 2001

CO2 Controls Are a Bad Idea: Voluntary or Not

By Fred L. Smith, Jr., Robert Crandall,
July 31, 2001

A Heated Letter From Bonn

By Christopher C. Horner,
July 29, 2001

Clinton’s Legacy: Senate Dems Second-guess Bush for Second-guessing Clinton

By Ben Lieberman,
July 26, 2001

Placing Private Property Rights at Risk

By Allison Freeman, David Riggs, PhD,
July 25, 2001

Meet the New Kyoto, Same as the Old Kyoto

By Christopher C. Horner,
July 24, 2001

Posturing Over Kyoto

By Christopher C. Horner,
July 20, 2001

A Different Kind of Protester: Conservative College Students Hit Bonn

By Christopher C. Horner,
July 20, 2001

Plants Are Not Pesticides

By Henry I. Miller,
July 20, 2001

All Quiet on the Western Front

By Christopher C. Horner,
July 20, 2001

Climate Treaty Valiantly Holding on In Its Struggle to Remain Dead

By Christopher C. Horner,
July 19, 2001

Student Protesters Raise Eyebrows, Instead of Piercing Them

By Christopher C. Horner,
July 18, 2001