Opinion
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Alabama Biologist Fails Global Warming Teaching Test
Opinion -Biology Professor James McClintock at the University of Alabama/Birmingham says he received a free copy of the book I co-authored, Unstoppable Global Warming: Every 1,500 Years. -
Gregory Rehmke: Memories of Bernie Baltic
Opinion -Bernie Baltic was an entrepreneur as well as supporter of market organizations. Perhaps because he gave to so many groups, and spent time actually reading their publications and reports, he often made valuable suggestions. -
Property and Casualty Insurance: Wisconsin Ranks among the Best in the U.S.
Opinion -Consumers in Wisconsin enjoy more attractive homeowners insurance at better prices than citizens in most other states, according to a new report card jointly released by The Heartland Institute and Competitive Enterprise Institute. -
Letter to ABC News from Dr. S. Fred Singer
Opinion -TO: Felicia Biberica Fiona Conway Producer Executive Director ABC News ABC News 212-456-3634 77 W. 66th St. cell 201-647-7966 New York City 10023Media Advisory: March 29 Earth Hour Should Be Renamed ‘Dark Hour – A Sign of the Times’
Opinion -The Queensland, Australia-based Carbon Sense Coalition today came out in support of "lights out" during Earth Hour (Saturday, March 30), but recommended the time should be renamed "Dark Hour" and suggested consumers also should forgo the consumption ofAl Gore Blows a Deadline
Opinion -Al Gore, one of the world's leading proponents of the crisis theory of global warming, missed a deadline Thursday to set up a debate with a leading expert on forecasting to test the crisis theory.Property and Casualty Insurance: Illinois Ranks among the Best in the U.S.
Opinion -Consumers in Illinois enjoy more attractive homeowners insurance at better prices than citizens in most other states, according to a new report card jointly released by The Heartland Institute and Competitive Enterprise Institute.Global Smearing
Opinion -By any standard, atmospheric physicist Dr. S. Fred Singer is a remarkably accomplished scientist. But his outspoken questioning of global warming alarmism has just earned him one of the most outrageous mainstream media smear pieces I’ve ever seen.Scientists Criticize News Story on Antarctic Ice Loss
Opinion -Wire services March 25 are distributing a story alleging that a potential calving of the Wilkins Ice Shelf is the latest sign of global warming's impact on Antarctica.Property and Casualty Insurance: Utah Ranks among Best in the U.S.
Opinion -Consumers in Utah enjoy more attractive homeowners insurance at better prices than citizens in most other states, according to a new report card jointly released by The Heartland Institute and Competitive Enterprise Institute.ABC’s Shameful Global Warming Character Assassination
Opinion -The nasty tone and gutter tactics of global warming alarmists and their media allies reached a new low on Easter Sunday when ABC aired on its nightly news and published on its Web site a character assassination of prestigious scientist S. Fred Singer.Chicago Premiere: ‘The Singing Revolution’
Opinion -Chicago Premier of "The Singing Revolution" Documentary April 6 at 5 PM (Q&A with Director Jim Tusty following film) and April 8 at 6 PM (No Q&A) Gene Siskel Film Center 164 North State Street, Chicago, IL, 60601 "A wonderful film. ...Media Advisory: Do Cell Phone Users Need a ‘Bill of Rights’?
Opinion -(Chicago, Illinois - March 26, 2008) State legislatures across the country are considering tough new regulations on the cell phone industry. At the federal level, Rep. Edward Markey (D-MA) and Sen. Mark Pryor (D-AR) have offered proposals.Property and Casualty Insurance: Idaho Ranks among the Best in the U.S.
Opinion -Consumers in Idaho enjoy more attractive homeowners insurance at better prices than citizens in most other states, according to a new report card jointly released by The Heartland Institute and Competitive Enterprise Institute.Property and Casualty Insurance: Vermont Ranks Best in U.S.
Opinion -Consumers in Vermont enjoy more attractive homeowners insurance at better prices than citizens in most other states, according to a new report card jointly released by The Heartland Institute and Competitive Enterprise Institute.Stockholm Seminar to Review Patient Access to Unapproved Drugs
Opinion -One hundred leading European officials in health regulation, the pharmaceutical industry, and the health media will gather in Stockholm March 27 to discuss a new proposal that would enable patients to gain faster access to life-saving drugs not yetConsumer Power Report #120
Opinion -Consumer Power Report, written by Greg Scandlen, director of Consumers for Health Care Choices at The Heartland Institute, is a weekly report summarizing recent developments on consumer-directed health care in the media, legislative, and regulatoryToday in Wisconsin: Important Global Warming Events
Opinion -SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT EVENTS Today in Wisconsin, Governor Jim Doyle's special task force on global warming holds the first four of a series of community forums across the state.Media Advisory: Civil Rights Leader to Address Impact of Global Warming on Minorities
Opinion -Americans for Prosperity brings civil rights leader Roy Innis to Madison, March 19, to discuss negative impact of global warming policies on minorities.Property and Casualty Insurance: Where Does Your State Rank?
Opinion -(Chicago, Illinois - March 17, 2008) Consumers in five states are paying higher premiums for homeowners insurance than necessary thanks to ill-advised regulation, according to a new report card jointly released by The Heartland Institute and CompetitiveProperty and Casualty Insurance: Where Does Your State Rank?
Opinion -A new state-by-state analysis reveals how some states' heavy-handed regulation of insurance markets makes homeowners' insurance less available, less useful, and more expensive.Hey, Nobel Prize Winners, Answer Me This
Opinion -(pdf link to this document) As a climate scientist, I would like to see some answers to a few basic global warming science questions which I’m sure the U.N.Expert Comment: EPA Issues Costly Ozone Regulation
Opinion -The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued more stringent ozone regulations, reducing the allowable atmospheric ozone concentration to 75 parts per billion from 80 parts per billion.Consumer Power Report #119
Opinion -Consumer Power Report, written by Greg Scandlen, director of Consumers for Health Care Choices at The Heartland Institute, is a weekly report summarizing recent developments on consumer-directed health care in the media, legislative, and regulatory
