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Following is a short list of some of the main issues American Tradition Institute covers as they relate to environmental policy:

Energy

Property Rights

Public Lands

Regulation

Federalism

The “Green” Lobby

Economic Liberty

Global Warming

Mining & Minerals

U.S. Manufacturing

 

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Watchdog group seeks FOIA records on nonprofit EPA ‘bullied’ out of contract

Michal Conger, Washington Examiner, April 26, 2013

Environmental Protection Agency officials bullied a contractor into cutting ties with an air policy coalition designed to help states with cumbersome EPA clean air rules, the American Tradition Institute said Thursday.

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History and Founding Principles American Tradition Institute (ATI) is a public policy research and educational foundation - a "think tank" - founded in 2009 to help lead the national discussion about environmental issues, including air and water quality and regulation, responsible land use, natural resource management, energy development, property rights, and free-market principles of stewardship. American Tradition Institute utilizes a three-pronged strategy to advance responsible, economically sustainable environmental policy: Research, investigative journalism, and litigation, via our Environmental Law Center. Our combination of expert policy analysis, exposing truth, and redressing wrongs in court advances the cause of liberty, and will...

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