Tuesday, March 25, 2014 — Montana radio host Aaron Flint visits PERC Headquarters in Bozeman, Montana, and talks with PERC fellows. Listen as Reed Watson discusses how PERC uses property rights and markets to improve environmental quality. PERC senior fellow P.J. Hill discusses his book The Not So Wild, Wild West. Shawn Regan discusses PERC’s latest policy perspective, Unlocking the Wealth of Indian Nations. Laura Huggins discusses PERC’s latest case study, Bringing Bison Back to the Badlands.
Establishing a new corps program will not resolve fundamental obstacles that hinder broad conservation and restoration work.
States, tribes and the private sector are stepping up to restore America’s forests and reduce wildfire risks. Policy reforms could empower them to go even further.
Allowing APR to graze privately-owned bison on its federal allotments respects APR’s rights and, ultimately, honors all landowners’ rights to exercise their grazing privileges while promoting the health of federal lands.
Water markets help the West cope with supply-side shocks and evolving demands.
How lessons from the shale oil revolution could help us access geothermal energy—and provide clean power—virtually anywhere on the planet.
A conversation with ecologist Peter Kareiva.