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"Complex and contentious issues like global warming call for a far more realistic approach than that of the Kyoto Conference. Its deliberations were not based on the best science; its proposed agreements would be ineffective and unfair inasmuch as they do not apply to the developing world.... More research is needed to understand both the cause and the impact of global warming."
| Science & Environmental Project Dr. S. Fred Singer, President |
Sovereignty International Henry Lamb, Chairman |
Eagle Forum Phyllis Schlafly, President |
| Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow David Rothbard, President |
Citizens for Constitutional Property
Rights David A. Russell, President |
National Anxiety Center Alan Caruba, President |
| Defenders of Property Rights Nancie Marzulla, President |
New Mexico Citizens' Action
Association James B. Thorsen, President |
Public Lands for the People Gerald E. Hobbs, Director |
| America's Future F.R. Duplantier, Director |
American Policy Center Tom DeWeese, President |
Texas Eagle Forum Cathie L. Adams, President |
| New Mexico Wool Growers Action
Committee Ronnie Merritt, Co-Chairman |
Citizens for Private Property Rights Ray E. Cunio, President |
People for the U.S.A. Marge Welch, Field Director |
| Environmental Conservation
Organization Dorothy Rule, Director |
Property Rights Congress of
America Meritt Lamb, Director |
Environment & Climate News Nikki Saret, Publisher |
| ADAPT for the U.S.A. Claire McNeal, Director |
Bootheel Heritage Association Judy Keeler, Secretary |
People for Otero County Jean Vallance, Director |
| Illinois Agri-Women Eleanor Zimmerlein, Legislative Chair |
Judicial Responsibility, Inc. Paul C. Willis, President |
Eagle Forum of New Mexico Maude Rathgeber, President |
| Acton Institute Michael B. Barkey, Policy Analyst |
Coalition of Arizona/New Mexico
Counties Howard Hutchinson, Executive Director |
Pennsylvania Landowners Association Keith Klingler, President |
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