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Volume 25, No.3, Fall 2007

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Features

Bisonomics
Outlook for lordly buffalo is promising thanks to eco-ranchers
by Brian Yablonski
Save a Species, Save on Taxes
It isn't easy being green...unless it means more green for the pocketbook
by Mitch Tobin
National Park Goes Local
Ecuador's experiment with local control leads the world
by Tom Burnett
Friedman's Legacy for Freedom and the Environment
The freedom fighter's legacy lives on
by Richard Stroup and Robert L. Bradley
Warning: Army Corps of Engineers Project Ahead
Legislators' investments threaten people living near the Atchafayala River
by David Haddock
Recently in the Hoover Digest

Columns

On Target
Environmentalism Enviropreneur Style
by Terry Anderson and Brian Yablonski
Tangents
The Benefits of Climate Change
by Daniel Benjamin

Perspectives

Letters and Opinions
Letters to the Editor
Letters and Opinions
Impressions
Greener Pastures
– Fossil Farming Blooms Where Barley Withers
– Energy Savings Urban Style
– Big Mac Polishes Image With Biodiesel-Fueled Trucks
– New Jobs Created By Drive To Sniff The Environment
by Linda Platts

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Recycling

What's wrong with our federal lands?

National TV Broadcasting and the rise of the regulatory state

Not a walk in the park