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Packed with examples, rather than theory, Free Market Environmentalism for the Next Generation offers new chapters, new authors, and compelling new stories of environmental entrepreneurs at work.

[…] further designate the refuge as wilderness—the highest form of federal protection. The reactions were typical. Industry groups said the restrictions are “tying American’s hands against a future of affordable and reliable energy.” Environmental groups praised the move. “Some places are simply too special to drill,” said Jamie Williams, president of The Wilderness Society. The Center for Biological Diversity […]

A conservation program pays farmers to create habitat on demand.

[…] taxes in 2014, up from $310 million in 2008. By touting these taxes, I should not have been surprised when some of my conservative friends questioned my free-market credentials. “Are you really supporting more taxes?” they asked. Like any good economist, I defended my position by resorting to economic theory. Fish and wildlife habitat […]

[…] during the offseason. But for a few months each year, the environment will win twice over. Not only will endangered whales be safer, but emissions from cargo ships will be greatly reduced. Further Reading: Science: “Blue whales being struck by ships“ LA Times: “Cargo ship plan aims to protect whales, air quality off Santa Barbara“

[…] recreational use. At the state level, voluntary check-off programs, wildlife license plates, and conservation stamps have provided pulses of funding, but they have generally failed to deliver reliable and sustained support. Mandatory mechanisms to generate funding have emerged in some states. A small portion of the general state sales tax in Missouri and Arkansas […]

What the birth of free-market economics can teach us about today’s natural resource policies.

[…] run dry again, but Pitt and her colleagues at the Environmental Defense Fund continue to work to harness water markets that would allow the river to flow freely as it once did. Further Reading: National Geographic: “Historic ‘Pulse Flow’ Brings Water to Parched Colorado River Delta“ NPR: “Well, I’ll Be Un-Dammed: Colorado River (Briefly) […]

A new study says a little less might be better.

[…] or dock) on the submerged land next to their property. By the 1640s, however, colonial legislatures and courts began to change that. They recognized that the establishment of this private right, which allowed landowners to connect to navigation, would benefit the growing nation. The bargain was as follows: By providing the private landowner with […]