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  • 09/1999 News Briefs

    Published September 1, 1999
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    Power Line Scare Was Faked The scientist who issued the 1992 report linking electromagnetic fields with childhood leukemia and other diseases faked his data, according to the federal Office of Research Integrity.
  • Kakadu to You

    Published September 1, 1999
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    At a summer meeting of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in Paris, an attempt was made by that world-wide environmental bureaucracy to dictate land use in Australia. An alphabet soup of U.N.
  • Livable Communities, Wise Land Use, and Corn

    Published September 1, 1999
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    There is nothing like a drive across the fruited plain--which, I get the impression, few liberal politicians have taken--to convince you that the free market, operated by free citizens, is the best arbiter of land use.
  • Senate Votes to Restrict Access to ‘Worst-case Scenario’ Information

    Published August 1, 1999
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    In a setback for EPA and anti-industry environmental groups, the Senate has postponed for one year the electronic release of sensitive data relating to worst-case accident scenarios at thousands of chemical facilities throughout the nation.
  • 08/1999 News Briefs

    Published August 1, 1999
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    Canadian Firm Sues U.S. over Ban on MTBE Methanex Corp. of Vancouver, British Columbia has filed a $970 million lawsuit against the United States because California has banned the gasoline additive methyl tertiary-butyl ether.
  • The Greening of Amerika: Earth First! vs. Liberty

    Published August 1, 1999
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    “Environmentalism, with its ‘Earth First!’ arguments, represents a ‘Leviathan Two’ menace which may become more dangerous than old socialism,” Vaclav Klaus told a group of Heritage Foundation members in Philadelphia recently.
  • Clean up America by Cleaning out EPA

    Published July 1, 1999
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    The Environmental Protection Agency, having been turned into a political tool by the current administration, has jeopardized the lives of the American people and the quality of our environment.
  • Opposition to CEQ Appointment Mounts

    Published March 1, 1999
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    A growing number of environmentalists are opposing the appointment of a “proven ideologue” to the vacant chair of the White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ). George T. Frampton Jr.
  • MTBE: Refiners Damned If They Use It, Damned If They Don’t

    Published March 1, 1999
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    California gasoline refiners, distributors, and retailers have found themselves in an impossible situation as a result of the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) failure to do its homework on MTBE (methyl tertiary-butyl ether).
  • On-site in Buenos Aires

    Published January 1, 1999
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    BUENOS AIRES, Argentina--When Peter Burleigh, the acting U.S.
  • Administration Attempts End-Run on Kyoto Protocol

    Published April 1, 1998
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    Two months after the Kyoto Protocol was declared “dead on arrival” by a chorus of Congressional critics, opponents of the controversial global warming treaty now fear the administration is implementing the accord by regulatory fiat.
  • States: EPA Stifles Innovation and Opposes Flexibility

    Published April 1, 1998
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    State regulators testifying on November 4 before the House Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, at a hearing titled “Federal-State Relationship: A Look into EPA Regulatory Reinvention Efforts,” were highly critical of EPA’s approach to
  • Texas Environment Agency, EPA Clash Again

    Published December 1, 1997
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    Responding to the Environmental Protection Agency’s plan to make available on the Internet detailed information on the environmental performance of hundreds of producers of petroleum products, paper, steel, other metals, and automobiles, Barry McBee,

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