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Are You Carbon Beta Rated? Consumers and the aviation industry will take it on the chin while environmental groups and rent-seeking companies that form a classic Baptist and Bootleggers coalition stand to gain big time.	Ronald Bailey		July 23 2008
Cogeneration: Producing Heat and Light and Profits What role will recycling energy play in the future of renewable energy?	Ronald Bailey	Green Business , Technology	January 21 2010
Environmentalist, Heal Thyself HEALING THE PLANET: STRATEGIES FOR RESOLVING THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS By Paul R. Erlich and Anne H. Erlich, Addison-Wesley, 366 pp., [...]	Ronald Bailey	Green Business	May 1 1992
For Whom The Bell Tolls THE BELL CURVE: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life By Richard J. Herrnstein and Charles Murray. The Free Press, [...]	Ronald Bailey		March 1 1995
Forbes: Speaking Freely A NEW BIRTH OF FREEDOM: VISION FOR AMERICA.BY STEVE FORBES. REGNERY PUBLISHING, $17.95, 204 PP.CAMPAIGN MANIFESTOS ARE USUALLY long on [...]	Ronald Bailey		February 1 2000
Invasion of the Fearmongers Professional SCAREMONGERS routinely use agenda science to BAMBOOZLE a GULLIBLE and scientifically CLUELESS public-and get companies and products PILLORIED in the media. MAYBE IT’S TIME TO FIGHT BACK.	Ronald Bailey		December 1 2000
Killing the Electric Car Again When U.S. gasoline prices soared to more than $4 per gallon in the summer of 2008, drivers and automakers ramped [...]	Ronald Bailey	Technology	April 14 2009
Profiting From The Infinitesimal Business are already in the nanotech revolution, but most don’t know it yet.	Ronald Bailey		July 23 2007
Reexamining Reagan Ronald Reagan: How An Ordinary Man Became an Extraordinary Leader. By Dinesh D’Souza. Free Press, $25, 292 pp.Ronald Reagan left [...]	Ronald Bailey		March 1 1998
The High Cost of Kyoto Champions of the Kyoto Protocol say curbing carbon emissions will ensure a safer, more prosperous future for all. But if developing countries don’t go along with it, Kyoto could put the bite on U.S. GDP	Ronald Bailey		June 1 1998

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