Category: Global Warming

Natural Heat Vent May Counter Global Warming, by John Carlisle

National Policy Analysis #336 /
Things have really been tough these days for the proponents of the global warming theory. It's not just that President George W. Bush rejected the Kyoto global warming accord, the Clinton-era treaty which mandated economically drastic cuts in greenhouse gas ...
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Kyoto Coverup: TV News Gives One-Sided View On Global Warming, by John Carlisle

National Policy Analysis #337 /
If you want the straight dope about the seriousness of the alleged global warming problem, beware of the media - namely television. So concludes a recent study published by the Media Research Center, a media watchdog group. Although there is ...
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Bush is Right on the Environment – But He Needs Help to Prove It

National Policy Analysis #332 /
Although you wouldn't know it from his critics, President Bush has so far taken the correct actions on environmental issues - including his controversial decisions to end U.S. consideration of the Kyoto global warming treaty and against regulating carbon dioxide ...
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Carbon Dioxide is Good for the Environment, by John Carlisle

National Policy Analysis #334 /
Carbon dioxide is good for the environment. That simple fact must be restated to counter environmentalists' baseless allegations that the accumulation of man-made carbon dioxide, produced by cars, power plants and other human activities, is causing dangerous global warming. Indeed, ...
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Global Warming: Hot Air That’s Going to Make Me Colder and Poorer, by Edmund Peterson

Project 21 Commentary /
Reprints permitted provided source is credited. If I told you there was a plan to decrease minority salaries and jobs here in America while allowing the African continent to become polluted, would you think I was peddling a crazy conspiracy ...
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President Bush Must Kill Kyoto Global Warming Treaty and Oppose Efforts to Regulate Carbon Dioxide, by John Carlisle

National Policy Analysis #328 /
Now that Bill Clinton and Al Gore have vacated the White House, President George W. Bush should seize the opportunity to finally rid the nation of one of the former Administration's most unwanted and potentially costly legacies - the Kyoto ...
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Costly Economics and Faulty Science Kill the Kyoto Global Warming Treaty, by John Carlisle

National Policy Analysis #314 /
The Kyoto treaty is dead. Negotiated by the Clinton Administration in December 1997, the Kyoto treaty would have required the United States and other major industrialized nations to make economically-drastic reductions in carbon dioxide emissions to combat the alleged threat ...
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With the Kyoto Treaty Dead, Environmentalists Take Incremental Approach, By John K. Carlisle

National Policy Analysis #316 /
For the moment, Americans can breathe a sigh of relief that the Kyoto global warming treaty will not turn their standard of living upside down - but only for a moment. Negotiated by the Clinton Administration in December 1997, Kyoto ...
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Global Warming Rules Make This Black Man Hot Under the Collar, by John Meredith

Project 21 Commentary /
Fear that the world is warming because of industrialization is a theory with no factual basis. What we really need to fear are the policies being pushed to stop it. These new regulations will hurt everyone, especially those struggling to ...
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Choking Black Prosperity, by Syd Gernstein

National Policy Analysis #306 /
At a cost of somewhere between $25 and $35 billion in taxpayer dollars, Congress passed the Clean Air Act Amendments in 1990.1 It is the mother of hundreds of regulatory laws across America that are supposed to address air pollution ...
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