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Outside View: The choice: Kyoto or WTO?

By Christopher C. Horner,
December 23, 2001

Model Behavior: EPA Promotes False Climate Scares

By Christopher C. Horner,
December 19, 2001

Insecurity Blanket: Greens Preparing Kinder, Gentler Guilt Campaign

By Christopher C. Horner,
December 4, 2001

Punxsutawney Protocol: “World Reaches Warming Pact” Again, Only Not Really

By Christopher C. Horner,
November 13, 2001

Energy-Policy Jujitsu: Using 9-11 To Block Bush’s Proposal To Increase Our Energy Security

By Christopher C. Horner,
November 12, 2001

U.S. Shouldn't Seek Energy Independence

By Paul J. Georgia,
November 4, 2001

A “Hole” Lot of Alarmism Should Be a Lesson in Marrakech

By Ben Lieberman,
November 1, 2001

Environmental Terrorists Deserve No Special Treatment

By Christopher C. Horner,
October 26, 2001

Regulating CO2 As A Pollutant: Costly In More Ways Than One

By Michael Mallinger,
October 1, 2001

Don't Cap Access To Affordable Energy

By Myron Ebell,
August 17, 2001

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

By Jack Kemp,
August 8, 2001

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

By Jack Kemp,
August 7, 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

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

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