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Water Conservation
Environmental Markets Work Better than Indecipherable Regulations
Free market environmentalism avoids excessive reliance on criminal enforcement and can address environmental issues before they arise.
Smartphones Are Unleashing the Promise of World Water Day
Innovative technologies are increasing access to clean water and reducing waste.
Water Markets as a Response to Climate Change
Several changes to state regulation of surface water could help make its use more efficient and help states adapt better to climate change.
A River Walks Into a Courtroom…
Water markets, and not lawsuits, provide the best means of resolving conflicting demands to the Colorado River’s waters.
Enviropreneurs at Work: Jamie Workman
James Workman, co-founder of AquaShares, tells the story of water marketing and the resulting conservation benefits.
Murky Water
An update on the ongoing quest to define the “waters of the United States.“
The Supreme Court Wrestles Again With the Clean Water Act’s Due Process Deficit
The Clean Water Act forbids the “discharge” of “pollutants” into “navigable waters.” But none of those terms are interpreted as an ordinary person would.
Give Tribes Real Authority in Bears Ears National Monument
It’s time for Congress to act to provide meaningful co-management of Bears Ears to Native Americans.
Who Should Pay for Scenic Rivers?
Riverside riparian areas: public benefit vs. private burden