Enter a term to search in Omega-News:

Die Suche nach »regulation« hat 418 Resultate geliefert. Angezeigt werden die Resultate von 411 bis 418.



Pro-Chemical Lobbying Aims to Undermine International Regulatory Efforts
The Regime of Poison: Bush Administration's Pro-Chemical Lobbying Aims to Undermine International Regulatory Efforts by Yves Engler Monday’s Financial Times had two reports about the Bush administration’s... ...
Bush Green Light for Carbon Dioxide May Cost Consumers Millions
April 01, 2004 This is part one of a two part series. As President Bush continues his refusal to address the connection between carbon dioxide emissions and climate change, the North American coal industry... ...
EUROPE'S COLD SWEAT OVER KYOTO
Christian Science Monitor March 30, 2004 http://www.csmonitor .com/2004/0330/p08s03-comv .html The erratic weather of recent years in Europe, from devastating floods to lengthy heat waves, has convinced... ...
THE AMERICAN TRIBES PREPARE THEIR NATIONAL SHOWCASE
By Francis X. Clines New York Times March 28, 2004 http://www.nytimes.c om/2004/03/28/opinion/28SU N4.html?th WASHINGTON - The word Potomac means "where the goods are brought in" and it dates from the... ...
Canada Waging War on Climate Change
By Dennis Bueckert Canadian Press Saturday, March 27, 2004 http://tinyurl.com/2 7lfk OTTAWA (CP) - The federal government has issued a national call to battle, a battle in which no sacrifice is too small. It... ...
Der Bundesgerichtshof erlaubt die ungebremste Bestrahlung der Bevölkerung
Der Bundesgerichtshof hat in einem Urteil (AZ VZR 217/03 218/03) die Bevölkerung erneut zum bisher größten Menschenversuch mit gepulsten elektromagnetischen Strahlen freigegeben. Die Richter behaupten... ...
U.S. Crop Seeds Contaminated
Consumers who want alternatives to genetically engineered (GE) food have sought products grown from traditional, non-GE seeds. Consumers take the availability of such seeds, and the ability of farmers... ...
Digital-Telefone im Spital: Endlich Einsicht in Gutachten
Salzburger Fenster, 3. März 2004, Ausgabe 08/04 Was Landes-Umweltmediziner Gerd Oberfeld in seinem lang geheim gehaltenen Gutachten sagt Umstritten ist die DECT-Technologie der neuen Schnurlostelefone... ...