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Kyoto Lite: Credits for Early Action to Reduce CO2

By James V. DeLong,
February 6, 2000

Regulating Greenhouse Gases: Will EPA Take a Dive?

By Jonathan H. Adler,
January 12, 2000

Earth Report 2000

By Ronald Bailey,
December 31, 1999

First Do No Harm: EPA's New Rules Will Worsen Smog

By Ben Lieberman,
November 9, 1999

Superfund Legislation: True Reform or a Hazardous Waste?

By Dana Joel Gattuso,
November 2, 1999

Running On MTBE: Closing The Pumps On The Oxygen Content Requirement

By Ben Lieberman,
October 29, 1999

Kemp: On Kyoto, The Issue Is Power

By Jack Kemp,
October 13, 1999

Facts Not Fear

By Michael Sanera, Ph.D.,
September 1, 1999

Jack Kemp: Closing Down the Hard Times CAFE

By Jack Kemp,
August 18, 1999

Anti-"Sprawl" Policy: Congested Thinking and Dense Logic

By Daniel Simmons,
August 9, 1999

Lawmakers Trashing the Poor?

By Angela Logomasini,
August 1, 1999

Electricity Reform in Colorado: A Resource Guide for Citizens & Policymakers

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
July 22, 1999

Electricity Deregulation: Wired or Tangled in the 106th Congress's Committees?

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
July 22, 1999

Dumb and Dumber: Two Wrongs Don't Make A Patients' Bill of Rights

By Tom Miller,
July 14, 1999

The Data Access Law: Promoting Accountability and Privacy

By James T. O'Reilly,
July 14, 1999

Market-Based Chimera: Emission Trading Fails to Deliver

By Paul J. Georgia,
July 6, 1999

The Data Access Law: Decreasing Secret Science While Increasing Accountability

By Jennifer Zambone,
June 7, 1999

Alternative to Kyoto Protocol Concedes Too Much

By George A. Pieler,
June 3, 1999

The Deadly Effects of Fuel Economy Standards: CAFE's Lethal Impact on Auto Safety

By Julie DeFalco,
June 1, 1999

Clean Air, Congress and the Constitution: Why The Delegation Ruling Was Correct

By David Schoenbrod,
May 26, 1999