Collaborative management approaches to federal land management in Michigan could help reduce conflicts across the state and lead to improved environmental outcomes.
How restoring the Endangered Species Act’s two-step process can prevent extinction and promote recovery.
Several changes to state regulation of surface water could help make its use more efficient and help states adapt better to climate change.
There are several ways Congress and the Interior Department could now implement formal co-management on Bears Ears National Monument.
It’s time to get serious—and seriously creative—about how we protect federal lands.
The use and abuse of cost-benefit analysis in regulatory decision-making.
These policy proposals offer a reasonable starting point for tapping water markets to make the most of California's scarce water resources.
Amid political rhetoric over the reauthorization of the Land and Water Conservation Fund, several misconceptions have emerged about how it works and what purpose it serves. In this PERC Policy Brief, we address common misconceptions about the program and offer several ideas for reform.
PERC's new Policy Perspective explains how the government keeps tribes from developing their natural resources.