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An Antiquated California Water Law Encourages Political Conflict Rather than Market Transactions
Transition policies should end when they outlive their usefulness.
What Happens When the Government Shuts Down?
The downside to pervasive permitting.
Conservation through Compromise or Conflict
The agreement in the “conservation deal of the century” demonstrates the benefits of pursuing conservation through negotiation.
Detroiters Against Free Trees?
If the Detroit nonprofit offering free trees retained the property rights, they would be seen as less of a liability to Detroit’s residents.
Destabilizing Property Rights with a Canoe Paddle
Outdoor recreation activists can better expand access by amicably negotiating with landowners.
Environmental Restoration Requires Better Incentives
A property-based approach and incentives top regulation to entice environmentally friendly practices when destruction began years ago.
How Far Upstream Should Federal Regulation Extend?
Clear rules and market incentives go a long way to distinguish between pollution and land use and their effects on clean water.
Cleaning the Commons
A property rights solution to cleaning up the ocean could position plastic as it’s own potential venture.
Property Rights Can Resolve Conflict over Chesapeake Bay Oysters
A market solution that could restore oyster populations and water quality in the Chesapeake.