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Volume 27, No.2, Summer 2009

Features

Green Jobs: Boom or Bust?
By Andrew P. Morriss, William T.
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Fueling the Future
By Alison Berry
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Morro Bay Fishery Charts Bold Course
By Robert Deacon
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Celebrating Wallace Stegner's Most Quotable Words
By Patty Limerick
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And Environmental Justice For All But Liberty Comes First
By Spencer Banzhaf
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Columns

Is Obama Green?
By Terry Anderson
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Property Rights and Prosperity
By Daniel K. Benjamin
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Perspectives

Unquenchable: America's water crisis and what to do about it
By La Monica Everett-Haynes
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Readers Speak Out
MIXED ST
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Tide is Turning for Property Rights
By Jonathan H. Adler
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Drill bits bite the dust
By Linda Platts
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Down on the urban farm
By Linda Platts
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What's your wattage
By Linda Platts
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