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Cleaner Air, Fireproof Rivers Are Reasons To Celebrate
Environment Op-Ed
By: Steven F. Hayward, Ph.D
4.22.2001
Recent invectives directed at the Bush Administration obscure a significant but ignored story: the steady and continuing improvement in U.S. environmental quality. That trend is certain to continue during the Bush years, despite demonizing by groups that view the president as the equivalent of an Exxon-Valdez oil spill every day.
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Political Anachronism
By: K. Lloyd Billingsley
4.17.2001
Evidence why the state of California should not have a Lieutenant Governor is being provided in abundance by the current incumbent, Cruz Bustamante, who has added legislative buffoonery to dubious racial attitudes. The man who would be governor should anything happen to Gray Davis is, in fact, fortunate to still be in office.
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Gray Davis and Rate Hikes
KQED Commentary
By: Lance T. Izumi, J.D.
4.3.2001
In my commentary a couple months ago, I said that Governor Gray Davis had to offer not only offer more realistic solutions to California’s electricity crisis, but also better leadership. At that time, Davis seemed more interested in avoiding political blame than in solving the state’s energy problems. Since then, unfortunately, Davis’ efforts to dodge political and policy responsibility for the crisis have reached truly absurd levels.
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Children, there’s a better way to filter content on the Internet
Technology Op-Ed
By: Helen Chaney
4.1.2001
Two lawsuits filed March 20 ask a federal court to overturn a new law that mandates the use of Internet filtering software in public schools and libraries. If the misguided law survives the court challenge, it could easily end up damaging the education of many children.
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