While stronger regulations have resulted in cars that are far cleaner than those of three decades ago, the air in many American cities remains dang
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Frontier Group Reports
Road-Building and Air Pollution in America's Cities
Mar 26, 2004 Report
An Analysis of Connecticut's Emission Reduction Goals, Current Strategies, and Opportunities for Progress
In 2001, the governors of the six New England states made an historic commitment to reduce their region’s emissions of global warming pollution.
Mar 26, 2004 Report
Policy Options to Reduce Vermont's Contribution to Global Warming
In 2001, the governors of the six New England states made an historic commitment to reduce their region’s emissions of global warming pollution.
Mar 26, 2004 Report
Michigan's Failure to Limit Contributions to PACs
Michigan’s campaign finance laws allow citizens to make large donations to individual candidates and unlimited contributions to political action co
Feb 26, 2004 Report
How Consumers Benefit From Personal Information Safeguards
Federal regulation riddled with loopholes has left large bank conglomerates and other financial institutions with too much leeway to share consumer
Feb 22, 2004 Report
The Need for Aggressive Action to Protect Florida's Rivers and Streams from Nutrient Runoff
The excess flow of nutrients, especially nitrogen and phosphorus, into Florida’s waterways has led to serious water quality problems—ranging from d
Dec 26, 2004 Report
Volatility in Future Energy Supply and Price from Over-Dependence on Natural Gas
In response to the 2000-2001 energy crisis on the West Coast, Washington state policy makers rushed to approve and encourage the construction of as
Sep 26, 2003 Report
Achieving a Cleaner, More Reliable Electric System
The Northeast blackout of 2003 showed yet again that today's cumbersome, centralized power grid linked to fossil fuel-fired and nuclear power plant
Sep 15, 2003 Report
Policy Options to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Massachusetts Cars and Light Trucks
The transportation sector produces roughly 35 percent of Massachusetts’ global warming pollution.
Apr 26, 2003 Report
