UNTANGLING WASHINGTON
When the 1994
Congress cut funding for its research groups, the Environmental and
Energy Study Conference didn’t die, it reorganized as the
for-profit Congressional Green Sheets. As a part of Congress, the
conference had provided information about House and Senate actions
on environmental issues. With the same staff and its new name,
Green Sheets provides the same information – for $695 a year. The
cornerstone of the operation is the Environment and Energy Weekly
Bulletin, a 30-page weekly preview – still on green paper – of
upcoming action in committees and on the House and Senate floors.
The weekly specializes in detailed histories of bills affecting
everything from fisheries to mining. Contact Congressional Green
Sheets, 406 E Street, S.E., Washington, DC 20003
(202/546-2220).
This article appeared in the print edition of the magazine with the headline Untangling Washington.
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