Regulation

68-78	October 1981 Article Beastly debates: The dialectic of science By Robert Silverberg SEE ALSO: Body temperature; Dinosaurs; Regulation PDF IMAGES
49-68	October 1977 Article The desert empire By George Sibley SEE ALSO: Colorado River (Colo.-Mexico); Droughts; Regulation; Water-supply PDF IMAGES
608-614	September 1882 Article The Mississippi River problem By David A. Curtis SEE ALSO: Flood control; Mississippi River; Regulation PDF IMAGES

Nov 2002	Places by which Russia's ranking in the U.N.'s Human Development Index of living standards has fallen since 1990: 31	Harper's Index Source: United Nations Development Programme (N.Y.C.)
Jul 2002	Number of fishing boats bought and sunk by the U.S. government since 1995 in efforts to protect overfished species: 88	Harper's Index Source: U.S. Department of Commerce (Silver Spring, Md.)
Aug 2001	Number of 21 cruise ships tested by Alaska last summer whose wastewater met federal sewage-treatment standards: 1	Harper's Index Source: Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (Juneau)
Apr 2000	Portion of Texas industrial plants operating under “grandfathered” emissions rules that predate 1971's Clean Air Act: 1/2	Harper's Index Source: Public Research Works (Austin, Tex.)

January 3, 2004	Federal authorities continued to claim that the diseased meat "is a zero-risk product."	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: San Francisco Chronicle
December 31, 2003	The American Meat Institute criticized the new rules.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
November 26, 2003	The Recording Industry Association of America was seeking a permanent exemption to antitrust lawsuits.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: The Register
November 6, 2003	Lawyers at the Environmental Protection Agency announced that they were dropping lawsuits against 50 power plants for violating the Clean Air Act, because newly weakened enforcement rules have undermined the cases.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
November 5, 2003	Environmentalists sued the federal government to force it to protect the flat-tailed horned lizard.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
August 15, 2003	The United States Army delayed the destruction of more than 1,200 tons of VX, a deadly nerve agent, at the Newport Chemical Depot, 30 miles north of Terre Haute, Indiana, because the plant has failed to meet environmental standards.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: Associated Press

December 2009

THE GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPERFRAUD
Why the Hudson River Will Never Run Clean
By David Gargill

THE MASTER OF SPIN BOLDAK
Undercover with Afghanistan’s Drug-Trafficking Border Police
By Matthieu Aikins

MERMAID FEVER
A story by Steven Millhauser

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