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Are Invasive Species a Menace or a Blessing? It Depends.
The signal generated by property rights and markets help to identify which invasive species are valued and which are seen as a menace.
Can a President Both Shrink a National Monument and Create a New One?
A new national monument raises questions about federal land designations.
How Do We Decide Which Environmental Goals to Fund?
A new analytical tool can help us confront trade-offs in making difficult choices.
To Encourage More Species Recovery, We Need to Acknowledge and Reward Successes
If the Endangered Species Act’s purpose is to recover species, is that purpose advanced or hindered by making it near impossible to delist recovered populations like the grizzly?
What are “Reasonable Efforts” to Restore Habitat?
Supreme Court argument highlights the importance of who pays to recover species.
The Unintended Consequences of U.S. Conflict-Mineral Regulation
While conflict-mineral measures in the Dodd-Frank Act may have reduced militia funding, the evidence suggests that they had the unintended effect of increasing human suffering.
2018 William S. Broadbent Family Graduate Fellow Award Announcement
Dylan Brewer has been named the 2018 William S. Broadbent Family Graduate Fellow Award recipient.
No Suit for You
Federal court dismisses California climate change cases against oil companies.
An Opportunity for Arbitrage
Can property owners and environmental groups contract to agree?