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Issues in the News 1. HEALTH & SAFETY Food and Drug Administration officials are urging drug safety reviewers to…
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Issues in the News 1. TOBACCO Attorneys for the U.S. Justice Department pursuing a racketeering case against major tobacco companies…
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1. PRIVACY United Parcel Service loses computer tapes containing financial records for 3.9 million Citigroup Inc. customers. From CEI: Vice President…
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Issues in the News 1. GLOBAL WARMING Former Vice President Al Gore is urging an assembly of mayors to…
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Issues in the News 1. GLOBAL WARMING California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has announced a project to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in…
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1. AUTOMOBILITY Many states are attempting to encourage ownership of hybrid powered vehicles by allowing owners driving alone to use carpool commuter…
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Issues in the News 1. ANTITRUST Microsoft submits its final proposal for complying with the latest order by the…
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Issues in the News 1. CYBERSECURITY Advice is pouring in for the Department of Homeland Security’s as yet unnamed new…
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Issues in the News 1. TRANSPORTATION Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta warns Amtrak that federal funds may not be available to bail…
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Issues in the News 1. SPAM E-MAIL Spam “zombies”—computers that are hijacked to send out a spammer’s unwanted email messages—get…
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Issues in the News 1. TECHNOLOGY A small group of U.S. House members is proposing new federal rules for disposal…
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Issues in the News 1. CIVIL LIBERTIES The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence begins debate over whether to renew…
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Issues in the News 1. ECONOMIC LIBERTY The union campaign against Wal-Mart expands in the Washington,…
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Cooler Heads Newsletter
Politics Bush: “Kyoto Debate is Over” Following the coming into force of the Kyoto Protocol on February 16, President George W. Bush once…
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Cooler Heads
Politics Kyoto Goes into Force On February 16, 2005, the Kyoto Protocol came into force internationally. Thirty-four nations are now committed to reducing…
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Cooler Heads
Politics COP-10 Opens in Buenos Aires with Attacks on US Intransigence As the tenth Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention…
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Cooler Heads
Politics Putin Signs Kyoto Ratification, Submits Documents to UN Russian President Vladimir Putin finally signed the Kyoto ratification act into law…
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Vol VIII, No 21
Politics Howard Victory Keeps Australia Out of Kyoto Protocol Australian Prime Minister…
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Cooler Heads, Vol VIII, No 20
Politics “Forced” Russian Decision Puts Kyoto Protocol on Verge of Ratification Acting contrary to the advice of the country’s top scientific…
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Vol VIII, No 19
Politics Blair Puts Global Warming at Top of International Agenda In a major speech delivered September 14, British Prime Minister Tony…
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Vol. VIII, No. 18
Politics Media, Environmentalists Pounce on New Administration Report The “annual” report of the U. S. Climate Change Science Program…
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Vol VIII, No 17
Wallstrom Replaced as EU Environment Commissioner Margot Wallstrom of Sweden has been promoted in…
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Vol. VIII, No 16
Politics <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office” /> Kerry Campaign Issues Energy Plan …
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Vol. VIII, No. 15
Politics Attorneys General Sue Five Big Electric Utilities The Attorneys General of California, Connecticut, Iowa, New Jersey, New York, Vermont, and…
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Vol. VIII, No 14
Politics Second Senate Vote on Kyoto-Lite Bill is Delayed Again The attempt by Senators Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.) and John McCain (R-Az.)…
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Vol. VIII, No 13
Politics California Regulators Roll Out CO2 Plan for Automobiles The California Air Resources Board (CARB) on June 14 released its draft…
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Vol. VIII, No. 12
Politics Cost Estimates Keep Rising on Lieberman-McCain Climate Bill A new study by Charles River Associates provides a fuller picture of…
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Vol. VIII, No. 11
The watered-down version of the Climate Stewardship Act that Senators Joseph Lieberman (D-Conn.) and John McCain (R-Az.) offered on the Senate floor last fall…
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Vol. VIII, No. 10
Politics McCain Vows Another Vote on Energy Rationing Bill At a May 6 hearing, Senator John McCain (R-Az.) vowed…
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Vol VIII, No. 9
Politics IPCC Chair Trots Out Hitler Dr. Rajendra K. Pachauri, the chairman of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change…
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Vol. VIII, No. 8
Politics Candidate Kerry on Kyoto and Global Warming The campaign web site of Senator John Kerry (D—Mass.) only briefly mentions what…
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Vol. VIII, No 7
Politics Connecticut Bill Aims at Slowing State Economy The Connecticut state legislature is currently considering SB.595, which aims to reduce the…
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Cooler Heads Vol VIII, No 5
Politics Alarmists Allege Pentagon Worried by Global Cooling Although the story broke in Fortune magazine on Jan. 26, it was not…
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Vol. VIII, No. 4
Politics British Government Continues Attacks on U.S. on Climate Change Following up his attacks on President Bush’s position on climate change…
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Vol. VIII, No. 3
Politics Illarionov Explains Russian Position on Kyoto Protocol in Washington Andrei Illarionov, chief economic adviser to Russian President Vladimir…
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Vol VIII, No. 1
Politics News of Kyoto’s Death Spreads The realization that the Kyoto Protocol is as good as dead seems to…
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Vol VII, No 25
Politics Little Happens at Gloomy COP-9 The ninth conference of the parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP-9),…
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Vol. VII, No. 24
Politics Energy Department’s Proposal Omits Transferable Credits On November 26, the Department of Energy unveiled its long-awaited proposals to “enhance” the Voluntary Reporting…
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Vol.VII, No 22
Politics Senate Defeats Lieberman-McCain Bill to Cap Greenhouse Gas Emissions The U. S. Senate defeated a scaled-down version of Senators Joseph Lieberman (D-Conn.)…
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Vol. VII, No. 20
Politics Moscow Conference Casts Doubt over Kyoto’s Future The United Nations’ World Climate Change Conference, which concluded in…
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Vol. VII, No. 19
Politics Energy Conference Steers Clear of Climate Change So Far House and Senate conferees working to produce a comprehensive energy bill…
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Vol. VII, No. 18
EPA Refuses to Label CO2 a Pollutant Attempts by environmental groups to circumvent congressional authority and achieve their goals through the back door were set…
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Vol. VII, No. 17
Politics Blackouts Mean Uncertainty for Energy Bill The massive power outage that affected much of the northeastern…
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Vol. VII, No. 16
Politics Return of the Living Dead Energy Bill In an extraordinary turn of events, on July 31, the Senate ceased debate…
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Vol. VII, No. 15
Politics Senate Ready to Debate Climate Amendments to Energy Bill Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has scheduled all…
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Vol. VII, No. 14
Politics Democratic Presidential Candidates Debate Environment The Democratic contenders for the White House focused on health issues at an…
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Vol. VII, No. 13
Politics NY Times Accuses White House of Censoring EPA Report In a front-page story on June 19 and an…
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Vol. VII, No. 12
Politics Scientists Revive Debate in Canada An open letter published in Canada’s National Post on June 4 urges Paul…
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Vol. VII, No. 11
Politics Energy Bill Prompts Rash of Proposals The Senate energy bill, S. 14, when published in draft form contained a climate change title. Three…
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Vol. VII, No. 10
Politics Menendez Amendment Threatens State Department Bill On May 7, the House International Relations Committee approved an amendment to the…