The Magazine of Free Market Environmentalism
In this issue Roger Meiner talks about how malaria is making a comeback, as well as Jane Shaw's tangent discussing if commercial activity destroys diversity. Also, Alan Ehrenhalt talks about local control preserves Maine lobster fishing.
For generations, families who settles on the prairies and plains of the great mid-section of the United States have done battle with the wind. It…
A small chocolate-brown mammal that inhabits the alpine reaches of Vancouver Island in western Canada has found a benefactor in what may be the nick…
A Thai farmer from a rural province south of Bangkok has found yet another use for the versatile coconut. Not only does its flesh…
More than 200 million impoverished people worldwide make their homes on hillsides. These hillsides are the source of some 20 percent of the world’s freshwater,…
Two companies that appear to have little in common have joined forces to build processing plants that will convert biomass to energy and create organic…
As politicians debate oil exploration in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), public attention has turned to the caribou. Due to their large numbers,…
Government-sponsored polar expeditions made fewer major discoveries introduced fewer innovations, lost more ships, and had more explorers die. Throughout the nineteenth century, Arctic exploration dominated…
