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Free market environmentalism offers many ways to better align the incentives of landowners with the interests of rare species.

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[…] work uncertain of the status of any permit or limitations on liability. Requiring any lawsuits to be filed shortly after a permit is issued or a site study has begun could provide certainty to Good Samaritans without unduly frustrating the benefits of environmental litigation. California, for instance, requires challenges to environmental reviews under the […]

[…] should decide what environmental effects to focus on. Critics of the proposal charge that this undermines public participation and informed decision-making. The first objection can be answered easily. Most people reading this never have seen—much less attempted to read—a draft environmental impact statement, and the few who tried to review one likely got discouraged […]

[…] rights and raise constitutional concerns. Nevertheless, the legislature overrode the veto and the law went into effect. In questioning whether legislatures can simply erase property owners’ rights to be free from nuisances, Judge Wilkinson and Governor Cooper are in good company. Last year, in a case questioning whether the federal Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability […]

Policies intended to provide short term benefits to homeowners can increase the harms from increased fire risks by blunting the incentives that a free market would otherwise provide.

The loss of biodiversity is a top risk to the global economy. Reducing that risk depends on securing property rights and embracing free trade.

[…] The company is arguing that the rights of the landowners surrounding the smelter are voided by federal law because any additional work would “conflict” with the EPA-approved plan. Superfund, however, doesn’t write away Montana landowners’ property rights. The law states that “nothing” in it “shall affect or modify in any way the obligations or […]

[…] detriment of landowners and the ecosystem, time spent on private lands may be increasing. As wolves and grizzlies grow in number, private ranchlands not only provide a reliable source of food for elk, but also a refuge from predators. Over the past two decades, migratory elk numbers in Wyoming have decreased, while resident elk […]

Examples of free market environmentalism in action.