Alaska Corruption Finally Seeing Daylight
Maybe it’s just me, but it seems like corruption issues tend to be the largest in places with vast amounts of natural resources. Government’s role in allocating land, mining, forestry or fishing rights, eminent domain, etc. leads to plenty of opportunities for entrepreneurial politicians.
With that in mind, take a look at Alaska. A state with [...]
Bribing Their Way to Scientific Uncertainty
By kohler | Feb 2, 2007
It’s hard to decide who to hate more: The people working for the Bush administration (um, I mean the American Enterprise Institute) who sent the bribery offers, or the “scientists” and “economists” who take the bait:
Daily Kos: Bribes To Dispute Climate Change?
Government leaders and scientists around the world hailed the report as accurate, long [...]
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