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PERC Reports

The Magazine of Free Market Environmentalism

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Volume 33, No.1, Summer 2014

En·vi·ro·pre·neur: difficult to pronounce but easy to conceptualize. PERC's enviropreneur stories are fun and challenging to work on—always a creative clash of property rights, markets, and contracts being applied in innovative ways to environmental challenges. Some projects succeed, such as Rhino Ark (PERC Reports 2011), while others fail, such as the Remediators (PERC Reports 2006). But we have learned from each and every one of these risk-takers; a few readers have even found inspiration to launch their own ventures.

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The Ocean’s Offshore Enviropreneurs

James Workman

An upwelling of PERC-trained innovators quietly replenish the sea.

Farmer-Grown Color

Annie Ireland

The intersection of agriculture, economics, and textiles.

A Fresh Idea for Dirty Air

Charlotte Huus-Henriksen

Tackling air quality issues one smartphone at a time.

Taking The Bull By The Horns

Logan Yonavjak

How one enviropreneur is harnessing private capital for innovation in environmental ventures.

Barefoot Conservation and Green Jeans

Holly Fretwell

An eco-tour outfit's success in the Seychelles and a new line of denim made from recycled materials.

The New Face of Free Market Environmentalism

Brent Fewell,  Reed Watson

Q&A with PERC's new executive director Reed Watson.

Eminent Domain & Energy Infrastructure

Andrew P. Morriss

Development of energy sources is raising eminent domain issues.

Glorification of Cost-Benefit Analysis

Roger Meiners

A review of "Simpler: The Future of Government," by Cass Sunstein.

Tigger Environmentalism

Terry Anderson

Seeing environmental problems as opportunities.

From the Editor

Laura Huggins

En·vi·ro·pre·neur: difficult to pronounce but easy to conceptualize.

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