[…] University of Maryland puts forth an alternative approach to national forest managementβthe creation of βcharter forests.β Much like charter schools, the key principle of charter forests is freedom with accountability. Charter forests would be freed from the centralized administration of the Forest Service, and management would be devolved to individual autonomous forests capable of […]
Upcoming work on regional environmental challenges.
We invite you to join us for a book launch of Free Market Environmentalism for the Next Generation.
[…] all but the highest peaks around Bozeman, now is a good time to update our supporters on PERCβs recent accomplishments and upcoming With summer fast approaching and the snow melting from all but the highest peaks around Bozeman, now is a good time to update our supporters on PERCβs recent accomplishments and upcoming plans.
An introduction to PERC’s inaugural class of Impact Fellows.
Miguel Llanos of NBC News surveyed Terry Anderson and other experts who reflect a movement that’s evolved since the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970.
A comparison of state and federal land management in the West.
On Monday, March 2nd, we celebrated Free Market Environmentalism for the Next Generation with a book launch at the Hoover Institution in Washington. Featured panelists were IJ’s Chip Mellor, the Nature Conservancy’s Kameran Onley, and the Wall Street Journal’s Kim Strassel.
A new generation of environmental entrepreneurs is more interested in βfinding the ways that workβ than regulating for the sake of punishing. These enviropreneurs see market opportunities where others see environmental problems.
On the Tuesday, February 10, 2015 John Batchelor Show, Terry Anderson discussed the next generation of free market environmentalists, as well as his new book, Free Market Environmentalism for the Next Generation.