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The “fix” will free up funds to spend on forest restoration projects but will do little to reverse the recent increase in wildfire expenditures.

Free market environmentalism avoids excessive reliance on criminal enforcement and can address environmental issues before they arise.

[…] reduced, usually by decreasing his number, and another that embraces human ingenuity and prosperity as the best of means of finding a solution (without resorting to human misery). Free market environmentalism holds a lot of promise for the latter camp. It allows people to make better environmental decisions, empowers innovators to create new markets for environmental assets, […]

[…] Relatively little has been written about eastern state lands, in part due to the diversity of these states’ policies and management practices. No single book or comprehensive study examines state-owned lands in the East. Yet in several eastern states with large portions of state-owned lands, the management of those lands presents economic and environmental […]

Environmentalists should have the option of chipping in to expedite decisions.

Several changes to state regulation of surface water could help make its use more efficient and help states adapt better to climate change.

[…] belief in centralized control, as seen in department’s many federal bureaus devoted to efficient management of the nation’s natural resources in the public’s interest through comprehensive scientific planning. Decisions are often made in Washington D.C., or in the courts rather than by local managers or resolved cooperatively between competing user groups—and that is a […]

[…] More complex problems invariably run into the knowledge problem described by F.A. Hayek: reaching the right result depends on regulators having access to diffuse information that they can’t possibly obtain and continuously solving a problem with variables that never stop changing. Most environmental problems don’t have easy solutions because there are costs and benefits on both sides of the equation. […]

The environmental movement will have to rely more on market solutions if we wish to conserve our precious natural resources.

[…] tortoise. Through the Gopher Tortoise Initiative, the federal government, state of Georgia, and private groups are raising $150 million to recover this species. The central component of the plan is to work cooperatively with landowners to encourage habitat restoration and tortoise reintroduction. From the NPR story on the initiative: “I recently heard that our new Secretary Zinke […]