Energy and Environment | Studies | Publications

The Clean Air Act’s Federal Terrorist Assistance Program

By Angela Logomasini,
May 21, 1999

Clearing the Air on EPA’s New Emissions Proposal

By Michael Gough,
May 10, 1999

The Anti-Environment Estate Tax: Why the "Death Tax" Is Deadly for Endangered Species

By Jonathan H. Adler,
April 20, 1999

Electric Chairmen Can Throw Switch on Phony Deregulation

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
April 13, 1999

Culling To Be Kind: Why This Year’s Ivory Sales Will Help Elephant Conservation

The First Family's Asthma Problems

By Ben Lieberman,
February 25, 1999

Saving Fisheries without Property Rights: "Surgery with a Baseball Bat"

By Michael De Alessi,
February 21, 1999

Early Action Crediting: Growing the Kyoto Lobby at Small Business' Expense

By Marlo Lewis, Jr.,
February 11, 1999

Credit for Early Implementation: Kyoto through the Front Door

By Marlo Lewis, Jr.,
January 24, 1999

Electricity Reform in Colorado

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
January 2, 1999

Is the Kyoto Protocol Dead?

By Marlo Lewis, Jr.,
December 6, 1998

FDA Modernization After One Year: Drug Approval is Still Too Slow

By Gregory Conko,
November 8, 1998

Climate Change: Insights from Oceanography

By Dr. Roger Pocklington,
October 31, 1998

Temperature Data Still Riddled With Errors.

By Paul J. Georgia,
October 7, 1998

Regulatory Sprawl: Who Should Decide Where We Live?

By Jesse Walker,
October 5, 1998

Could Kyoto Kill? The Mortality Costs of Climate Policies

By Frank B. Cross,
October 1, 1998

Doomsday Déjà vu: Ozone Depletion's Lessons for Global Warming

By Ben Lieberman,
October 1, 1998

Save Methyl Bromide

By Ben Lieberman,
September 23, 1998

Kyoto & Our Collective Economic Future: Economic & Energy Underpinnings

By Mark P. Mills,
September 1, 1998

Federal Government Doles Out Millions in Greenhouse Pork

By James M. Sheehan,
August 19, 1998