Who’s Blogging about Cato
Here’s a few bloggers who are writing, citing and linking to Cato research and commentary:
- Blogging from the 2009 International Conference on Climate Change, The Foundry’s Nick Loris covers Patrick J. Michaels’s lecture on an EPA program that will “circumvent Congressional legislation to curb greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) and regulate carbon dioxide.”
- Natch Greyes pens his thoughts on Thursday’s book forum featuring Patrick J. Michaels’s new book, Climate of Extremes: Global Warming Science They Don’t Want You to Know.
- Dan Kenitz cites an article by David Lampo on gun control.
- David Kirkpatrick links to Richard W. Rahn’s op-ed in The Washington Times about the increasing loss of liberty in the United Kingdom.
- Free-market energy blogger Robert Bradley, editor of Master Resource, cites Cato’s recognition of the women who launched the libertarian movement: Ayn Rand, Rose Wilder Lane and Isabel Paterson.
- Scott Horton 0f Anti-War Radio interviews Doug Bandow about relations between the US and China.
Let us know if you’re blogging about Cato by emailing cmoody@cato.org or drop us a line on Twitter @catoinstitute.
Chris Moody • March 12, 2009 @ 12:02 pm
Filed under: Energy and Environment; Foreign Policy and National Security; General; Government and Politics
Tags: Ayn Rand, Britain, China, climate change, England, foreign policy, gun control, Isabel Paterson, libertarian, liberty, new media, Rose Wilder Lane, social media, United Kingdom, Who's Blogging
Filed under: Energy and Environment; Foreign Policy and National Security; General; Government and Politics
Tags: Ayn Rand, Britain, China, climate change, England, foreign policy, gun control, Isabel Paterson, libertarian, liberty, new media, Rose Wilder Lane, social media, United Kingdom, Who's Blogging
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