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The U.N.'s Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management Program

By Angela Logomasini,
March 28, 2006

An Assessment of Montreal COP/MOP 1

By Christopher C. Horner,
January 29, 2006

Europe’s Global REACH: Costly for the World; Suicidal for Europe

By Angela Logomasini,
November 6, 2005

DDT Saves Lives in Fight against Malaria

By Richard Tren,
October 31, 2005

The Nationalization of Basic Science

By Iain Murray,
July 21, 2005

What Every European Should Know About Global Warming, by Iain Murray

By Iain Murray,
July 20, 2005

Ten Thousand Commandments

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
June 30, 2005

Kyoto-by-Inches Is Just as Foolish

By Marlo Lewis, Jr.,
June 14, 2005

The Revolution Spins toward More Regulation

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
June 6, 2005

Green Building Standards: Why Mandating a Good Idea can be Bad Policy

By Todd Myers,
May 12, 2005

The Hi-Carb Kyoto Diet

By Marlo Lewis, Jr.,
April 21, 2005

The Price is Right—Or Better Be!

By Donald Losman,
February 16, 2005

Comments on New Jersey Rule

By Marlo Lewis, Jr.,
January 17, 2005

Reef Madness: The Next Big Green Litigation Campaign?

By Marlo Lewis, Jr.,
January 7, 2005

“Mad Cow”: Is the Media Milking an Overblown Threat?

By Iain Murray,
January 4, 2005

The Environmental Source

By Angela Logomasini,
December 30, 2004

1984-2004: CEI's 20 Year Report

By CEI Staff,
November 9, 2004

Ratification without Representation?

By Angela Logomasini,
September 8, 2004

The Infection of Science by Public Choice:

By Patrick Michaels,
December 21, 2003

Updated: The Perils Of "Soft" And Unratified Treaty Commitments

By Christopher C. Horner,
December 1, 2003