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On Thu, 1 Oct 1998 08:53:53 +0100, Richard Vialls
<rvialls@blakcat.nospam.co.uk> wrote:

>In article <361278AE.77C4FD03@reason.org>, George Passantino
><gpassantino@reason.org> writes
>
>< long article snipped >
>
>>Rather than spending billions on the speculation that
>>climate change is occurring and that we can have any impact on that
>>process, cheaper risk-reduction strategies should be viewed as higher
>>priorities. This, Green asserts, is a far better approach to
>>environmental health.
>
>So what are these cheaper risk-reduction strategies?
>
>Oh, and who are the Reason Public Policy Institute and how are they
>funded?

When you have a question like this, I tell you what you do.  Turn on
the old reader (Netscape is nice, and cheap), hook up to, say, Yahoo.
Then type Reason Public Policy Institute, hit the search key with the
mouse there, then just sit and wait.  Real soon, up pops a message
which states:

Social Science: Political Science: Public Policy: Institutes: Think
Tanks 

Reason Foundation national public-policy research organization with a
market-based approach and an outside-Washington perspective. 

With a web site if you need more information.  See how easy that is?
I bet you can do it too, and no longer need to have other people
address these queries for you.

Regards, Harold
----
"If you have ever seen a four-year-old trying to lord it over 
a two-year-old, then you know what the basic problem of human 
nature is -- and why government keeps growing larger and ever 
more intrusive."
	--- Thomas Sowell