Author Archives: hannahdowney

In debates over access, we shouldn’t take for granted the important role of incentives in wildlife conservation.

In situations of human-wildlife conflicts, it is important to look for win-win solutions that avoid the fight.

Eating global based on affordability, availability, and quality may be a better way to conserve our resources than eating local.

As we face increasingly complex environmental issues, the next generation of enviropreneurs continues to show its capability to step up to the plate and make a difference.

In the heat of election season, could an effective environmental policy involve opening the doors to environmental entrepreneurs?

As we consider the plight of the tiger, we ask whether commerce could be harnessed as a powerful ally for species conservation.

Both countries face a dual challenge to grow their economies and improve environmental quality. Are these goals compatible?

Why is the West always burning down? As wildfire continues to be an expensive and destructive force in the West, it is important that we consider causes and innovative solutions.

Toxic algae is clouding Florida’s waterways. History reveals that water markets have solved this issue in the past and can do so in the future.