Saving Salmon and Saving Money
R. David SimpsonHow far upstream can property rights extend?
Lone Mountain Fellow
Economic analysis will be most useful if it helps us prioritize our challenges, rather than being used as a rubber stamp to endorse environmental regulation.
Does the ecosystem services paradigm mistakenly presume that the best way to conserve nature is to use it for its goods and services?
A new volume aims to foster an engaging discussion about the future of environmental policy in this human-dominated era.
For the last few decades, ecosystem services have been a popular theme in conservation policy. Should national governments be involved in enhancing their provision?
Are ecosystem services really valuable enough to justify conservation?