Waste & abuse.(environmental regulations)(Brief Article)

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From: Insight on the News
Date: 20000508
Author:Paige, Sean

Franz Kafka: Call Your Publisher

Many Americans undoubtedly have experienced firsthand the teeth-gnashing frustration of being ensnared by reams of government red tape. But for others -- the individuals unlucky enough to earn a place in this year's National Directory of Environmental and Regulatory Victims, produced by the National Center for Public Policy Research (www.nationalcenter.org), for instance -- encounters with unwieldy rules and regulations often have led to nightmarish ordeals worthy of the surrealist writer Franz Kafka.

"Regulatory abuse is about people -- ...

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