Op-Eds/Articles

• By: Christopher C. Horner
• 11/04/2004

<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office” /> For the third time in a month and fifth time in just…

Climate

• By: Iain Murray
• 11/02/2004

The scientific world lost three important figures in recent weeks, as Francis Crick, Thomas Gold and Philip Abelson have all passed away. In…

Energy and Environment

• By: Iain Murray
• 11/02/2004

According to The New York Times (Oct. 4), “Ford's goal, according to its own internal projections, would require an improvement of about 80…

Energy and Environment

• By: Iain Murray
• 11/02/2004

<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office” /> Many of the scientific papers that have contributed to global warming alarmism over…

Climate

• By: Marlo Lewis, Jr.
• 10/31/2004

<?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags” />USA TODAY's editorial fails to make an economic case for U.S. ratification of the Kyoto Protocol (“Global…

Climate

• By: Iain Murray
• 10/22/2004

In a <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags” />US election campaign that has seen the presidential candidates attack each other with great…

Climate

• By: Iain Murray
• 10/22/2004

Commissioner Pascal Lamy’s announcement on 20 October that lesser developed countries that implement the European agenda of the Kyoto protocol and other international treaties on…

Energy and Environment

• By: Myron Ebell
• 10/21/2004

Thursday, October 21, 2004; Page A28 <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office” /> The Sept. 27 editorial “The Choice on the Environment”…

Climate

• By: Iain Murray
• 10/18/2004

<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office” /> The current British hysteria over global warming, which has seen party leaders…

Climate

• By: Iain Murray
• 10/14/2004

Von Storch et al (ScienceExpress, Sept. 30) first looked at the likelihood of being able to get an accurate climate signal from historical…

Climate

• By: Henry I. Miller
• 10/10/2004

Every year in this country influenza kills tens of thousands and hospitalizes about a quarter-million.  <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office” />…

Lands and Wildlife

• By: Iain Murray
• 10/08/2004

Dr Kevin Anderson and Richard Starkey are developing a system called Domestic Tradable Quotas (DTQs).  Under this system, every <?xml:namespace prefix = st1…

Energy and Environment

• By: Marlo Lewis, Jr.
• 10/06/2004

Jeffrey Sparshott’s otherwise excellent article “Putin Cabinet approves signing of Kyoto protocol” (Business, Friday) unwittingly promotes the alarmist view that carbon dioxide emissions…

Climate

• By: Christopher C. Horner
• 10/05/2004

Recent reportage in one of Europe’s greenest publications, “The Ecologist”, cites internal admissions by the pressure group Greenpeace that it needs a face-saving exit strategy…

Climate

• By: Iain Murray
• 10/04/2004

  There’s a scientific consensus, we’re often told, that global warming is a problem—despite the opinion of qualified experts ranging from the <?xml:namespace prefix…

Climate

• By: Sam Kazman
• 10/01/2004

In defending California’s new CO2 emission standard, Joan Claybrook claims that “size and design, not weight, are the critical factors” in auto safety (Letters, Sept.

Energy and Environment

• By: Iain Murray
• 09/28/2004

The IRS has announced that it will investigate the executive-compensation packages paid at 2,000 nonprofit organizations and charities.  It could do worse than turning…

Energy and Environment

• By: Christopher C. Horner
• 09/24/2004

Pincas Jawetz’s argument that the United States economy would benefit by following the path of the Kyoto Protocol’s few adherents (Letters, Tuesday) is logically and…

Climate

• By: Iain Murray
• 09/16/2004

A new study published in the journal Global Environmental Change (see here for a press report) argues that, by adhering to the…

Climate

• By: Ben Lieberman
• 09/15/2004

Summer is over, and it was a very good one for air quality in <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags” />New York…

Water and Air Quality

• By: Ben Lieberman
• 09/15/2004

Summer is over, and it was a very good one for air quality. in. New York City. In fact, 2004 ranks as perhaps the cleanest…

Energy and Environment

• By: Iain Murray
• 09/14/2004

British Prime Minister Tony Blair's call for America to ratify the Kyoto Protocol this week tacitly acknowledges that Russian ratification, thought by then-Commissioner…

Climate

• By: Fred L. Smith, Jr.
• 09/13/2004

Full text available as pdf<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office” />   We can say this for environmental…

Climate

• By: Ben Lieberman
• 09/11/2004

<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office” />  Labor Day weekend marked the end of summer and its high seasonal demand…

Energy and Environment

• By: Angela Logomasini
• 09/07/2004

“Why don't we just give them ours?” Jay Leno asked last summer as the Bush administration was helping <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns =…

Energy and Environment

• By: Iain Murray
• 09/06/2004

The data show that the global temperature was 0.21°C (about 0.38°F) below the 20-year average for July.  This followed on from a June…

Climate

• By: Iain Murray
• 09/02/2004

   The relevant section reads, “From the viewpoint of the IAEA, ‘no progress was made in 2003 on the Kyoto Protocol, which would help…

Climate

• By: Iain Murray
• 09/01/2004

The attorneys general of California, Connecticut, Iowa, New Jersey, New York, Vermont, and Wisconsin, and the corporation counsel of New York City, filed…

Energy and Environment