[…] because of a portion of intervention. Be that as it may, as you think about well, is there a third way that is pretty clear that centrally planned economies, socialism hasnโt worked. So many people are looking for this way, this third way, and I donโt think there is one, I think that Market […]
[…] do that are more than a five-second โwowโ,โ Berry said, adding that he โalways hooks at least oneโ student into wanting to pursue some form of environmental study after high school. A CD with bird and frog calls combined with a PowerPoint presentation of 40 bird and frog pictures kicks off Berryโs class every […]
With an ever increasing mound of scientific research indicating that kids who spend time outside tend to be smarter, happier, and healthier, the idea that children need nature is not novel.
In the early days of the ivory trade ban in the 1980s, TIME magazine showed a picture of Kenyan government officials burning tons of ivory to demonstrate their commitment to the ban as a way of stopping elephant poaching.
By Jody Lipford and Bruce Yandle
[…] leading to water markets. Ms. Richards distilled her research showing how settlement can reduce the deadweight cost of litigation. As a result of her experience, she is planning to do further research in this area. Moreover, the format of the workshop so impressed her that she said she was going back to Sandia Labs […]
[…] lost its faith in freedom. Government management of the economy was considered more efficient than the chaos of the free market. The communist-inspired concept of “centralized economic planning” inspired similar attempts to centralize our own economy and hope it was enough to keep up. We had lost sight of our founding idea: government that […]
In this policy series, Alison Berry contrasts forest management in Montana. In her comparison one forest is operated by the United States Forest Service under the watchful eye of Congress. The other is run by Indian tribes on reservation lands.
[…] create a more eco-friendly society skew the results in both number of green jobs created and salary levels of those jobs. โMyth 3:ย Green jobs forecasts are reliable.โ vs. โFact 3:ย Green jobs studies make estimates using poor models based on dubious assumptions.โ The forecasts for green jobs often optimistically predict an employment boom […]
[…] is then forced through a nozzle, creating a stream of high-pressure super-heated water thatย can fracture granite with ease. The new technology is already attracting attention. A 2006 study from MIT predicted that โEnhanced Geothermal Systemsโ such as Potterโs could supply as much as 2,500 times the nationโs current energy consumption, and Google Ventures has […]