Reverting to stringent regulations under the Endangered Species Act gets the incentives wrong for species recovery.
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Biden’s Green Agenda Meets Environmental Red Tape
A clean-energy future will require more than just spending money.
A Strong Start for America the Beautiful
As a starting point, the preliminary principles of the America the Beautiful campaign focus on collaboration, voluntary efforts, incentives, local leadership, and honoring property rights.
When the Government Makes Wildfires Worse
Nudging people to dismiss risk by making it cheaper and easier for them to live in fire-prone areas helps no one.
How to Make America the Beautiful
The initial principles put forward by the Biden administration offer the opportunity to promote market-based environmentalism.
Reducing Wildfire Risk Requires Substantive Policy Changes
Engaging and diminishing the risk will require changes in how we govern and manage our forests.
Progress for the Bozeman Municipal Watershed Project
If the delays stemming from litigation can be reduced, the Forest Service can more easily do its job, stewarding resources we all use and enjoy.
The Federal Government Should Look to Private Partners to Tackle the Wildfire Crisis
The best way to seriously reduce the human, economic, and environmental devastation is to unleash private partners to perform needed forest restoration.
How to Prevent Wildfires Without More Government Interference
By reducing regulation and increasing market and partnership opportunities, policymakers have the opportunity to promote restoration for healthy forests that provide public conservation benefits while reducing the risk of megafires.
Yellowstone’s ‘Core’ Focus is a Winning Strategy
In Yellowstone, conservation starts with taking care of the people responsible for protecting the park’s resources.