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• By: Christopher C. Horner
• 07/15/2005

An unwitting yet hideous example of the politically correct, “can't-we-move-on” short memories of the elites exposed in Tony Blankley's spot-on analysis “Short memories,…

Climate

• By: Iain Murray
• 07/15/2005

An unwitting yet hideous ex ample of the politically correct, can’t-we-move-on short memories of the elites exposed in Tony Blankley’s spot-on analysis “Short memories, politically…

Energy and Environment

• CEI Staff
• 07/15/2005

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Climate

• By: CEI Staff
• 07/15/2005

1. ENERGY Investors Business Daily quotes Marlo Lewis, Jr. on the folly of wind power mandates. CEI Expert Available…

Energy and Environment

• By: Richard Morrison
• 07/14/2005

Issues in the News   1. CIVIL LIBERTIES Members of Congress move to restrict some of the most controversial elements…

Climate

• By: Myron Ebell
• 07/11/2005

Energy and Environment

• By: Richard Morrison
• 07/11/2005

Issues in the News   1. GLOBAL WARMING The Bush Administration’s position on global warming is affirmed at the G8…

Climate

• By: Steven J. Milloy
• 07/08/2005

A federal research panel last week concluded that there is no safe exposure to radiation. It’s a conclusion based on assumptions about cancer…

Energy and Environment

• By: Iain Murray
• 07/06/2005

When French voters rejected the draft European Union constitution drawn up by former French president Valery Giscard d'Estaing, his successor Jacques Chirac reverted…

Energy and Environment

• By: Richard Morrison
• 07/06/2005

  1. GLOBAL WARMING President Bush defends the U.S. position on global warming before the leaders of the G8 nations.

Climate

• By: Myron Ebell
• 07/03/2005

Energy and Environment

• By: Gregory Conko, Henry I. Miller
• 06/29/2005

The United Nations is being accused of all manner of criminality and corruption these days, ranging from sexual assaults by peacekeepers in <?xml:namespace…

Energy and Environment

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/28/2005

Issues in the News   1. ENERGY The Senate votes today on major energy legislation. From CEI: Director of…

Energy and Environment

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/27/2005

Issues in the News 1. LEGAL & CONSTITUTIONAL A ruling from the Supreme Court is expected today on the Grokster copyright…

Energy and Environment

• 06/26/2005

“Saving Our Environment from Washington” is a powerful and far-reaching  indictment of the nation’s efforts at environmental regulation and the protection of the environment What makes ‘the…

Energy and Environment

• By: Iain Murray
• 06/24/2005

The suggestion that the Spice Girls are about to re-form may not seem like major international development news, but the upcoming Live 8…

Climate

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/24/2005

Issues in the News   1. LEGAL & CONSTITUTIONAL The U.S. Supreme Court issues a close but devastating opinion for…

Energy and Environment

• By: Steven J. Milloy
• 06/24/2005

Bob Geldof’s Live 8 (search) concerts scheduled for July 2 will spotlight the problem of global poverty ahead of the July 6-8 G8 summit…

Energy and Environment

• By: Iain Murray
• 06/23/2005

If it seems it has been a long time since Congress embarked upon comprehensive energy legislation, that’s because it has. It was early in President…

Climate

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/23/2005

Issues in the News   1. FINANCE The Securities and Exchange Commission gets taken to task by a federal appeals…

Climate

• By: Marlo Lewis, Jr.
• 06/21/2005

The current energy-bill debate may be mostly about pork, but vital issues of principle are in play. Real reform would remove political barriers to the…

Climate

• By: Iain Murray
• 06/21/2005

When British Prime Minister Tony Blair announced to the world that he was going to make global warming a focus of his G8 chairmanship,…

Climate

• By: Steven J. Milloy
• 06/20/2005

Businesses are poised to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in the battle over global warming.Though Americans have already dodged the global-warming bullet…

Climate

• By: Marlo Lewis, Jr.
• 06/20/2005

Proponents claim that the McCain-Lieberman and Bingaman climate amendments to the Senate energy bill are “modest” steps to address the potential risks of…

Climate

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/20/2005

Issues in the News 1. ENERGY Senators face a showdown on whether to include Sen. Bingaman’s global warming and renewable fuel…

Energy and Environment

• By: Dana Joel Gattuso
• 06/19/2005

Maryland’s new law that taxes computer manufacturers to fund efforts to recycle “electronic waste” [Business, June 1] penalizes production, imposes a huge monetary burden on…

Energy and Environment

• By: Steven J. Milloy
• 06/17/2005

Global warming is a hot issue in Congress right now, but not just because of pressure from the usual suspects in the radical eco-activist…

Climate

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/17/2005

Issues in the News 1. ENVIRONMENT The White House is backing a bill that would allow for offshore fish farms in…

Energy and Environment

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/16/2005

Issues in the News 1. CIVIL LIBERTIES The House of Representatives votes to limit some of the powers granted to the…

Energy and Environment

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/15/2005

Issues in the News   1. GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY The House Government Reform Committee’s Subcommittee on Regulatory Affairs examines government red…

Energy and Environment

• By: Marlo Lewis, Jr.
• 06/14/2005

Full Document Available in PDF All economic pain for no environmental gain! That’s…

Climate

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/14/2005

Issues in the News   1. CIVIL LIBERTIES A coalition of conservatives and liberals unite to oppose the renewal of…

Energy and Environment

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/13/2005

Issues in the News   1. ENERGY The Senate is debating whether to add limits on greenhouse gas emissions to…

Energy and Environment

• By: Marlo Lewis, Jr.
• 06/10/2005

To the Editor: Philip A. Cooney crossed out several lines predicting the reduction of mountain glaciers and snowpack in polar regions and “serious…

Climate

• By: Steven J. Milloy
• 06/10/2005

Chlorinated drinking water is generally regarded as one of the most important advances in public health. Yet the lifesaving practice of chlorination has never…

Energy and Environment

• By: Iain Murray
• 06/09/2005

The release on June 8 of a statement signed by 11 separate national science Academies on global warming represents the Pickett's charge of…

Climate

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/08/2005

Issues in the News   1. TOBACCO Attorneys for the U.S. Justice Department pursuing a racketeering case against major tobacco companies…

Climate

• By: Steven J. Milloy
• 06/07/2005

<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office” />  The global economy depends on available, affordable energy. Many place their hopes for…

Climate

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/06/2005

Issues in the News   1. GLOBAL WARMING Former Vice President Al Gore is urging an assembly of mayors to…

Climate

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/03/2005

Issues in the News 1. GLOBAL WARMING California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has announced a project to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in…

Climate

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/02/2005

1. AUTOMOBILITY Many states are attempting to encourage ownership of hybrid powered vehicles by allowing owners driving alone to use carpool commuter…

Energy and Environment

• By: Marlo Lewis, Jr.
• 06/01/2005

On April 8, 2005, the D.C. circuit court of appeals heard oral arguments in Commonwealth of Massachusetts et al. v. U.S. Environmental…

Climate

• By: Richard Morrison
• 05/31/2005

Issues in the News   1. CYBERSECURITY Advice is pouring in for the Department of Homeland Security’s as yet unnamed new…

Climate

• By: Richard Morrison
• 05/27/2005

Issues in the News 1. TRANSPORTATION Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta warns Amtrak that federal funds may not be available to bail…

Energy and Environment

• By: Richard Morrison
• 05/26/2005

  Issues in the News 1. SPAM E-MAIL Spam “zombies”—computers that are hijacked to send out a spammer’s unwanted email messages—get…

Climate

• By: Richard Morrison
• 05/25/2005

Issues in the News   1. TECHNOLOGY A small group of U.S. House members is proposing new federal rules for disposal…

Climate

• By: Steven J. Milloy
• 05/23/2005

JPMorgan Chase's CEO, William Harrison, appeared to retreat on a major element of his company's capitulation to the radical environmental movement at the company's…

Climate

• By: Henry I. Miller
• 05/21/2005

Self-styled public health activists often pursue issues that are surrogates for their real agenda. One example is the continuing attack on infant formula. The…

Energy and Environment

• By: Steven J. Milloy
• 05/20/2005

As the Northern Hemisphere enters the summer season and natural global warming occurs, it’s a good time to consider the concept of global temperature—perhaps…

Climate

• By: Steven J. Milloy
• 05/18/2005

<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office” />      Radical animal-rights activists may be the last…

Energy and Environment

• By: Christopher C. Horner
• 05/16/2005

A hastily assembled special negotiation of the Kyoto Protocol begins this week in <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags” />Bonn, Germany, to…

Climate

• By: Steven J. Milloy
• 05/16/2005

Environmental activists are cheering General Electric's new “Ecomagination” initiative. That's a hint that the rest of us should beware of the gimmicky-sounding program.”Ecomagination is…

Energy and Environment