Studies | Publications

Temperature Data Still Riddled With Errors.

By Paul J. Georgia,
October 7, 1998

A National Survey Of Neurologists And Neurosurgeons Regarding The Food And Drug Administration

By Gregory Conko,
October 5, 1998

Regulatory Sprawl: Who Should Decide Where We Live?

By Jesse Walker,
October 5, 1998

And Justice for All: The State Experience with Property Rights Legislation

By Kimberle E. Dodd,
October 1, 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

Why Robert Bork Is Wrong:

By Dominick T. Armentano,
August 19, 1998

Warming Without Regrets: A Free-Market Approach To Uncertainty And Climate Change

By Jonathan H. Adler,
August 4, 1998

Computers and Competition: A Primer for Congress

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
July 22, 1998

Clinton-Gore and the Costs of Kyoto: Numbers Out of Thin Air

By Marlo Lewis, Jr.,
July 13, 1998

Property Owners Deserve Equal Access To Justice

By Jonathan H. Adler,
July 7, 1998

Saving Species or Saving Face?

By Ike C. Sugg,
June 30, 1998

Insuring Against Natural Disasters: Possibilities for Market-Based Reform

By Catherine England,
June 1, 1998

Taking Private Land for Private Interests: The Agenda and Policies of the American Farmland Trust

By James D. Riggle,
June 1, 1998

Natural Bridge of Virginia

By Robert J. Smith,
June 1, 1998

Mitigation of Climate Change: A Scientific Appraisal

By S. Fred Singer,
June 1, 1998

The Sand County Foundation

By J. Bishop Grewell,
May 1, 1998