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Volume 23, No.3, Fall 2005

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Features

Capturing the Wealth of Nature
Property Rights In The American West
by Terry Anderson
Quantifying the Wealth of Nature
Can Ecosystem Valuation Create Markets?
by Tim Fitzgerald
Distorting the Wealth of Nature
Subsidies and Favoritism for Energy
by Stacie Thomas
Marketing the Wealth of Nature
The St. Joe Company in NorthWest Florida
by Douglass North
Betting on the Wealth of Nature
The Simon-Ehrlich Wager
by Ross B. Emmett
What Paying for Ecosystem Services Means
by Mark Sagoff

Columns

On Target
The Next Generation of Environmental Leaders
Tangents
Clean Air, Expensive Houses
by Daniel Benjamin

Perspectives

Letters and Opinions
A Letter to the Editor
What Paying for Ecosystem Services Means
From Jim Salzman, Professor of Law, Nicholas Institute, Professor of Environmental Policy, Duke University
Greener Pastures
– Old Becomes New Again
– Soot-Free in Montana
– Superb Wines from Green Acres
– Carpet Scrap Power
by Linda Platts

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What's wrong with our federal lands?

National TV Broadcasting and the rise of the regulatory state

Not a walk in the park