The Magazine of Free Market Environmentalism
This issue of PERC Reports again finds us refuting myths. In “The Fable of Federal Regulation,” Jonathan H. Adler, a 2004 Julian Simon Fellow at PERC, undermines the notion that national environmental laws stem from inaction and neglect by the states.
By some estimates, mining waste has polluted the headwaters of 40 percent of the West’s watersheds. Forest Service Chief Dale Bosworth says that cleaning up…
If you are sipping a latte somewhere in the vast Starbucks empire, you can rest assured that the corporation is moving steadfastly toward more environmentally…
Pioneer bamboo producers in Mexico are hoping to turn the tables on China and become one of the world’s largest producers of bamboo. Although the…
Nine Mile Canyon in Utah The Dust Bowl of the 1930s was one of the worst environmental crises to strike twentieth century North America. Severe…
Thatcher's environmental views from a new perspective.
Thatcher's environmental views, in retrospect.
Contrary to common perceptions, many measures of environmental quality were already improving prior to the advent of federal environmental laws.
Letter to the Editor, From Ben F. Vaughan IV.
The Valles Caldera National Preserve experiment includes a self-sustaining federal mandate. Time will tell if the public land managers can behave like free market environmentalists.
