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PERC Reports: Environmental Policy in the Anthropocene
This special issue of PERC Reports explores the policy implications of the Anthropocene.
World Oceans Day
This World Oceans Day, join us in creating a culture of environmental entrepreneurship to ensure our oceans are conserved long into the future.
Accounting for Dynamic Nature
Most of todayβs environmental laws and programs are based upon outmoded assumptions about the relative stability of natural systems when free of human interference. Scientists have understood for decades that ecosystems are incredibly dynamic and change over time, often in unanticipated ways. To be effective, therefore, conservation policies must themselves be dynamic and adaptive, […]
Life in the Plasticene
Crowdsourcing data to remove plastic from waterwaysβand (one day) earn a profit.
Environmentalism Without Romance
[…] extract political favors for their personal benefit. By the time Buchanan was awarded the Nobel Prize, this idealized view of politics was no longer seen as a valid approach to economic analysis. βThe romance is gone,β Buchanan said in 1979, βperhaps never to be regained.β Politics is not the only area where we are […]
Designing Institutions for the Anthropocene
[…] localized in creating incentives to comply with those limits. Land The environmental successes and failures of land management regimes in the United States tend to confirm the validity of the subsidiarity prescription. Zoning by local governments is intended to protect wetlands, wildlife habitat, open space, scenic vistas, and other so-called ecosystem services. Although some […]
How Humans Spare Nature
We conserve nature by using less of itβbut to do so we must embrace modern technology.
The Non-Tragedy of the Bison Commons
[…] one participant in a 1906 roundup put it. βA bison ainβt afraid of nothing and donβt stick with the herd like a cow will.β Ten cowboys could easily trail 3,000 head of cattle. But ten cowboys could hardy herd ten bison to a common point. Indeed, bison are one of the large animal species […]
Are Ecosystems Self-Organizing?
[…] the equator, which Charles Darwin described in 1839 as βentirely destitute of trees,β became richly vegetated and produced a cloud rainforest over the next century because of plants people brought there from the four corners of the Earth. If there were a difference in the ways in which heirloom and hodgepodge ecosystems behave or […]