A Different Kind of Green
Drew JohnsonRestoring private land is big business—and the benefits flow well beyond property boundaries.
Drew Johnson is a senior scholar at the Taxpayers Protection Alliance and a columnist at The Washington Times. Drew is also a senior fellow at the National Center for Public Policy Research. His primary areas of policy research include tax and budget issues, technology and telecommunications policy, and the environment.
Restoring private land is big business—and the benefits flow well beyond property boundaries.
British Columbia could resolve its conflicts over salmon by an auction that resembles the 'rivalry potlatches' of the past.