The Center that Heritage built. Opportunity knocks, and Heritage makes the most of it. William E. Simon receives highest honor from Heritage. Simon Fellow earns national media coverage. Squandering the surplus on an unratified treaty.
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Heritage on the airwaves. Washington, DC 20002. Indeed, two years ago the Senate voted 95-0 for a resolution expressing no confidence in the treaty, called the Kyoto Protocol. Negotiated in December 1997 by more than 150 nations, the global-climate agreement is a plan to reduce greenhouse gases that some believe are causing a gradual increase in global temperatures. In a recent Backgrounder , Gregg VanHelmond , research assistant in Heritage's Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies, explains the treaty's problems.