Sam Kazman | Op-Eds & Articles

A Milestone of a Mistake: Inconvenient CAFE Truths

By Sam Kazman,
March 15, 2007

New fuel standards unnecessary

By Sam Kazman,
March 30, 2006

Cardiac arrest at the FDA

By Sam Kazman,
November 20, 2005

CAFE is Bad for Your Health

By Sam Kazman,
November 13, 2005

Big Tobacco and the States are Business Partners

By Sam Kazman,
October 4, 2005

American Dream or American Politics?

By Sam Kazman,
May 2, 2005

The Regulatory Roach Motel

By Sam Kazman,
March 30, 2005

Demonize - Then Pulverize

By Sam Kazman,
November 1, 2004

Medicine Could Reach For Stars, FDA Willing

By Ed Hudgins, Sam Kazman,
October 6, 2004

Fuel Economy Restrictions a Deadly Proposition (Letter to Editor)

By Sam Kazman,
October 1, 2004

Energy-saving Light Bulbs Initially Dim Enthusiasm

By Sam Kazman,
June 21, 2004

Energy Saving Light Bulbs Initially Dim Enthusiasm

By Sam Kazman,
June 21, 2004

Sam Kazman: Too Tough on SUVs, Too Soft on Mini-Cars

By Sam Kazman,
October 21, 2003

The Scapegoat Utility Vehicle

By Sam Kazman,
August 20, 2003

Is Big Bad?: SUV Critics Hold Consumers in Contempt

By Sam Kazman,
August 19, 2003

Rules May Save Fuel but Won't Save Lives

By Sam Kazman,
July 1, 2003

Pediatric drug testing may be unhealthy

By Sam Kazman,
March 24, 2003

Fuel Efficient But Dead!

By Sam Kazman,
December 26, 2002

CEI's Sam Kazman Reviews "A Question of Intent: A Great American Battle with a Deadly Industry"

By Sam Kazman,
September 1, 2002

FDA Overreaches On Pediatric Rule

By Sam Kazman,
April 8, 2002