The Magazine of Free Market Environmentalism
In this issue, one of the provocative ideas is government failure. PERC Research Associate Clay Landry writes an article on the troubled history of government involvement in the Everglades—a topic much talked about but rarely analyzed.
On a hot summer’s day, you can’t beat a tall glass of ice water to cool things off. In the far northern regions of Canada,…
In Brazil, some of the country’s most notorious wildlife poachers have abandoned their illegal trade and joined conservation organizations to preserve the very animals they…
As energy efficiency has become a top priority for many companies, cogeneration power plants are supplying some solutions. Cogeneration provides electricity to customers along with…
Flower power has taken on a new meaning in western Australia. Kate Delaporte, a horticulturist at Adelaide University, is cultivating native plants and flowers in…
Not the private sector, not the state of Florida. Rather, the people who are supposed to restore it.
Under the name of environmental policy, the British government robs the rights of landowners.
PERC Reports interviews Colorado school teacher Marc Johnson about his students' property-rights drama.
Benjamin. Daniel K. Benjamin reports that economists have come up with persuasive evidence that free trade reduces pollution.
