The Magazine of Free Market Environmentalism
In this issue of PERC Reports, Trupti Parekh Mehta tells us about the benefits slowly emerging now that the national governments of India and Nepal are turning some control of forests over to local groups.
When executive David C. Cole left high-flying AOL, he was a millionaire many times over. He bought a family farm in Virginia and settled in,…
Golf courses, once considered wicked over-watered stews of pesticides, fertilizers, and alien plant life, have gained new luster with the environmental community. As homes and…
Salt deposits can destroy farm land, but at long last, one scientist has found a crop that will tolerate irrigation by sea water.
After years of national control, governments allow local people to share the resource.
Five people share their views. Free market environmentalists wonder why their message sometimes falls on deaf ears.
As fishers flocked to their trout streams, a Montana ranch family discovered how to spur cooperation.
It's fire season again. The blazes signify deeper problems at the Forest Service.
If congressional efforts to curtail interstate trash disposal succeed, costs will go up.
