All energy sources come with environmental tradeoffs and extractive activities. Even when it comes to wind and solar, there is no free energy lunch.
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The Key to Recovering the Monarch is to Reward Private Landowners
[…] spread out to cover most of the country in spring and summer.Β The primary threat to the monarch is loss of habitat, especially removal of milkweedβthe only plant on which monarchs lay eggs and caterpillars feed. Because of the monarchβs long migration, its recovery will require one of the most significant, wide-ranging conservation actions […]
40 Years of Free Market Environmentalism
For the past four decades, PERC has been sharing the ideas of free market environmentalism around the world.
The Future of the Great American Outdoors
Recent legislation will help tackle long-overdue maintenance on public lands. It also reveals underlying issues that demand creative solutions.
Markets Are Agnostic
[…] flexibility, and fewer barriers, to tap private and public partners who can help its efforts with this daunting challenge.Β And then there is the incoming presidentβs ambitious plan to conserve 30 percent of Americaβs lands and waters by 2030. Private lands can be an ally here. While not government owned, hundreds of millions of […]
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Examples of free market environmentalism in action.
Property Rights, Not Politics
[…] contractors hired by the Department of Homeland Security to clear the land in anticipation of border wall construction. When the organization protested, it learned that the government planned to seize control over more than two-thirds of the preserve, destroy much of the habitat, and bisect the property with a border wall or fence. Facing […]
A Better Way to Fund Conservation and Recreation
DOWNLOAD THE FULL REPORT Federal energy revenues, primarily from oil and gas leasing, have long provided a crucial source of funding for conservation and recreation on public lands. The recently passed Great American Outdoors Act further cements that approach. The act mandates full funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund and creates […]
Enhancing the Public Lands Recreation Fee System
Visitors are already helping public lands flourish by contributing revenues that support recreation. Reforms could improve management and benefit visitors even more.
Fixing National Park Maintenance For the Long Haul
Addressing overdue maintenance is vital, but the root of the problem is a lack of attention to routine maintenance.