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TOO-TIGHT RULES SHOULD BE RELAXED 

Why did oil company profits suddenly soar in the third quarter of this year? The answer is found in an immutable law of economics called...

GREENS OWE APOLOGY TO NEW ORLEANS 

When will the nation's most avid environmentalists apologize to the people of New Orleans?

For decades, the greens have sued to...

HEALTH OF RHODE ISLAND ADULTS, 2001: RESULTS FROM THE RHODE ISLAND HEALTH INTERVIEW SURVEY, THE 

This report about the health of Rhode Island adults in 2001 uses data from the most recent Rhode Island Health Interview Survey. The report...

GREENPEACE BLAMES TSUNAMI ON GLOBAL WARMING 

WASHINGTON - After the recent horrifying tsunami wave hit the Indian Ocean, a colleague warned me that environmental activists would move...

People are 'fully protected' 

Today's debate: Beef safety Opposing view: Further U.S. safeguards against mad cow disease are unnecessary. America is highly unlikely to...

Farm Subsidies or Feeding People. 

Richard Tolman, head of America's National Corn Growers Association, recently told the Wall Street Journal, "Farm supports [subsidies] are...

Farm Subsidies or Feeding People - Believable Statistics.(Brief Article) 

America's farm families make more money than their city cousins. They could make even more if they pursued free trade. With free trade,...

Ecoagriculture: New concept focuses on increasing crop yields while sustaining wildlife 

Editor's note: Dennis T. Avery is the scheduled keynote speaker for the 2002 ASAE Annual International Meeting in Chicago, July 28 to July 31. At...

Ecoagriculture 

Last Word New concept focuses on increasing crop yields while sustaining wildlife Editor's note: Dennis T. Avery is the scheduled keynote...

Pests and Pesticides: The organic foodies attack Stossel - John Stossel of 20/20 

Last February, John Stossel gave us a powerful expose of the organic-food myth on ABC's 20/20. Now the organic industry (and the environmental...