PERC's Top Ten Media Hits in 2014

As the sun sets on 2014, we’ve assembled our ten favorite media appearances from this past year.

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PERC’s Top Ten Popular Media Appearances of 2014
	January 7: Reason Lights Out for America’s Favorite Light Bulb by Shawn Regan The incandescent light bulb ban is crony capitalism in a green disguise.
	February 21: National Review Can Congress Learn to Fish? by Jonathan Adler A greater reliance on private-property rights can prevent overfishing and ensure sustainability.
	March 13: Forbes 5 Ways the Government Keeps Native Americans in Poverty by Shawn Regan Give tribes the dignity they deserve to unleash the wealth of Indian nations.
	April 22: Wall Street Journal A Peaceable Solution to the Range War over Grazing Rights by Shawn Regan Federal land policy needs to evolve to encourage cooperation instead of conflict.
	May 14: Wall Street Journal Stopping Keystone Ensures More Railroad Tank-Car Spills by Terry Anderson Pipeline spills are much rarer and more easily contained than tank-car derailments.
	June 19: Wall Street Journal Fighting Western Fires with Economics by Terry Anderson and Daniel Botkin With good science and the right incentives, we can manage forests better.
	June 23: New York Times Harness Property Rights to Protect Beaches by Reed Watson Respecting property rights means better beach experiences and long-term beach conservation.
	August 28: Stossel The Green Monster: The EPA Gone Wild featuring Terry Anderson and Jonathan Adler Long before the EPA was a glint in anyone’s eye, property rights were dealing with pollution issues.
	October 24: Wall Street Journal The West Needs a Water Market to Fight Drought by Gary Libecap and Robert Glennon A policy overhaul would allow efficient water markets and reward conservation.
	November 18: Land of No Use Land of No Use: A Montana Wilderness Ski Project featuring Holly Fretwell and Shawn Regan New ski film takes viewers into the backcountry to explore Montana’s wilderness debate.
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