The Magazine of Free Market Environmentalism
Can whales be corralled through twenty-first-century technology? Gregory Christainsen and Bernard Gothberg say, in effect, yes. Their article explores how.
The search for bio-friendly food packaging material may have finally come to an end. EarthShell has developed a product from limestone, sand, and starch from…
An unlikely treasure lies buried in the cold dark depths of Lake Superior. Its golden hues emanate not from precious metal, but rather old-growth oak,…
British dairy farmers are on the cutting edge of a new power source. The dung from their 5,000 cows is fueling a biogas plant on…
James Burgett, a 350-pound biker and ex-heroin addict, runs one of largest nonprofit computer recycling centers in the United States. Most of the money he…
At long last, new technology opens the possibility of property rights in whales -- but international whaling regulators prefer "no whaling" over conservation.
A unique system of private rights makes fly-fishing a different experience in England and Scotland.
Senator Tom Daschle takes care of the Black Hills National Forest while much of the West burns.
Environmental Protection Agency regulations can kill people.
ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION: A MASSIVE LOSS OF FREEDOM Your symposium on the energy bill, Ã’Why Did the Greens Win?Ó intrigued me, even if it opened with…
