Abstract Pride and property are mutually reinforcing, symbiotic concepts through which individuals express their identity in a biologically, economically, and psychologically driven manner that generates evolutionarily advantageous conditions. This Article is the first to extensively examine the correlative components of pride and property ownership. It is an interdisciplinary treatment of pride and property — engagingContinue reading “Pride & Property: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of Their Symbiotic Relationship”
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The Use and Management of Federal Coal
An in-depth look at the past and future of U.S. federal coal policy.
The Hole in the EPA’s Ozone Regulations
The EPA’s past efforts to limit ozone emissions backfired. Will its new regulations actually work this time?
Amber Waves of Change
The historical record offers considerable insight into the adaptability of agriculture to climatic challenges.
Dominion Over the Unicorn
Informal tenure and rights-based fishing in nearshore waters offer a more positive outcome to the no-longer-tragic “commons” of the ocean.
A Shot of Climate Change With Your Morning Coffee
What Haiti reveals about the adaptation challenges that face the global coffee sector.
How to Deal With National Parks’ $12 Billion Maintenance Backlog?
As the centennial celebration for our national parks comes to an end, not all is right within our parks.
Giving Credit Where Credit is Due
The environmental case for economic growth.
A Climate Without Borders
How free trade and free migration can help us adapt to climate change.
Climatopolis Revisited
How free markets and urban growth facilitate climate change adaptation.