World Climate Report Essays

WHO Cares! an article on world health and climate. (June 10,1996)

Heat Stroke or Heat Rash an article on hot summer weather and mortality. (July 22, 1996)

Global Warming: Costs and Benefits an article on the economic effects of global warming. (Vol. 1, no. 23; August 1996)

No Need for 'No Regrets' an article on costs and benefits of acting to slow emissions. (September 30,1996)

Warmer Days and Longer Lives an article based on historical evidence on the relationship of climate and health. (October 28, 1996)

Warmer is Richer an article on the historical relationship of climate to economic prosperity (November 25, 1996)

The Big Scare an article on the reputed threat of malaria (December 30, 1996).

EPA in the Time of Choleraon the possibility of a cholera epidemic (Febrary 3,1997).

Warming at the White House: The Administration's Plan for Smaller and Smaller Budgets on the negotiations leading up to December's Kyoto meeting (March 3, 1997)

Nothing for Something on why meeting the Berlin Mandate and reducing greenhouse gas emissions will produce no climate benefits (April 28, 1997)

Gobal Warming: Uncertain Science; Certain Disaster on the cost to American Industry of meeting the Berlin Mandate (May 26, 1997)

Loss of Species: Greek Tragedy or Routine Occurrence? on the low value of species as potential pharmaceutical drugs (June 23,1997)

Summitry: Posturing and Politics on the politics of the December meeting in Kyoto (August 3, 1997)

Take a Heat Wave and Call the UN in the Morning on the worldwide health effects of global warming (September 1, 1997)

Precautionary Policies Risk Lives on the precautionary principle (October 27, 1997) actually published somewhat edited as A Precautionary Tale: CO2 Polices will Risk Lives.

Can Anything Good Come from Kyoto on Clinton's plan for Kyoto (December 1, 1997)

Report from Kyoto on the goings-on in Kyoto (January 5, 1998) published under the title 'Smart Life with Energy Saving': WCR Covers Kyoto.

The Yellow Brick Road from Kyoto Policies the Administration may follow (February 1998)

Why Global Warming Doesn't Cause Disease on how science debunks the relationship between climate change and health (March 2, 1998)

Janet in Wonderland on the Adminstration's estimates of the cost of meeting the Kyoto protocol. (March 30, 1998)

Renewable Energy's Blue Smoke and Mirrors on the Clinton Administration's proposed electricity competition plan and its mandated use of renewable energy. (April 1998)

What Do the Common Folk Say? on Congressional testimony by private citizens on Kyoto Treaty. (May 25, 1998)

In Defense of Defense on the Effect of the Kyoto Protocol on the US military. (June 29,1998)

Don't Know? Won't Tell? The White House and Kyoto on the costs of meeting the Kyoto treaty. (July 27, 1998)

Do Climate Changes Mean Antying? on how climate has fluctuated in history. (August 31, 1998)

The Mystery of the WHO: The Report Didn't Bark on how the World Health Report does not view Climate Change as a threat to health (November 23, 1998)

Where is Global Warming When We Need It? on how the warm weather of 1998 compared to the cold that came in the fall. (February 1, 1999)

Life, Death, and Climate on the evidence that a warmer world would reduce mortality. (April 5, 1999)

Fearmongering Around the Globe on Canadian and Third World countries fears of climate change (May 31, 1999).

The Red Cross Morphs into Chicken Little on how the world is being scared about global warming. (July 26, 1999)

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