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Volume 28, No.2, Summer 2010

Features

Rerun: "The Not So Wild, Wild West"
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Reflections on "Saving the Wilderness"
Editor's note
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Helping Property Rights Evolve in Marine Fisheries
Editor's note
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"Bootleggers, Baptists, and Global Warming" in Retrospect
 Editor's note
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Web Exclusives

New Director of Development joins PERC
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Columns

40-30-20-10 NOW
By Terry L. Anderson
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Recycling Redux
By Daniel K. Benjamin
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Perspectives

The Case Against the Hockey Stick
By Matt Ridley
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Diminishing Law and Liberty
By Roger E. Meiners
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African Villagers Grow Energy
By Linda Platts
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Stop and Smell the Roses at the Landfill
By Linda Platts
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Soybeans Give Forests Their Space
By Linda Platts
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