Where there's a will

Article Abstract:

The Barnes Foundation will allow a traveling exhibition of much of its collection of impressionist, post-impressionist, and early modernist paintings in 1993, beginning with a May showing in Washington, DC's National Gallery of Art. The Barnes collection has been closely guarded for over 60 years.

Exhibitions, Collections and collecting, Painting, Modern, Modern painting, Post-impressionism (Art), Post-impressionism, Barnes Foundation

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Where it hurts: clean air, part 1

Article Abstract:

Controlling pollution caused by the emissions of internal combustion engines is a difficult challenge for the US government. Existing federal regulations run counter to many new scientific findings. States such as Wisconsin and California are developing solutions of their own.

Analysis, Environmental aspects, Political aspects, Air pollution control, Environmental policy, Air quality management, Internal combustion engines

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Where's the beef? The Maastricht treaty

Article Abstract:

The implications of ratifying the Maastricht treaty are still very unclear to most Europeans almost a year after it was rejected in a Danish referendum. The ways in which the treaty will make substantive or not so substantive changes in European life are described.

Europe, Laws, regulations and rules, Federalism, European federation

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