Superfund Destroys a Small Business
A former owner of a small business, shares his grim experience with the tentacles of the Superfund law and its ever expanding liability.
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IN THIS ISSUE
How to Protect People and Wildlife in Kenya
The director of the Inter Region Economic Network (IREN) in Nairobi discusses the problems with government control of wildlife in Kenya
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A Mediocre Grade on the Environment
PERC issues a "Mid-Term Report Card" on George W. Bush's environmental policy The grade is low.
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The Costs Of Clean Air
A major study of the Clean Air Act confirms that -- as businesses often claim -- the costs are high.
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The Worm Turns
At Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio, nearly half a million worms are at work farming food scraps from the mess hall. The worm farm had long been a dream of Bill Meinerding, the manager of the base’s recycling program. So far he could not be happier with his squirmy little farmers. Originally they wereContinue reading "Superfund Destroys a Small Business"
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Leasing The Goat
Small family-run farms are facing tough economic times. For many of the families, staying on the farm often means taking another job in town. In 1979, three of these small farmers came up with a better idea. They arranged to have their products delivered directly to urban dwellers. They contracted with other small farmers toContinue reading "Superfund Destroys a Small Business"
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Spinning Trash
The pop cans, plastic cups, cellophane wrappers, and other debris that people toss on streets and sidewalks can end up on the beach or bobbing in the ocean. Oil and grease from cars and trucks can also be flushed into open water by a rainstorm or melting snow. Storm drains are built to catch theContinue reading "Superfund Destroys a Small Business"
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Regulators Damage a Park
A professor at Case Western Law School writes about the perverse results of the Cleveland airport's "mitigation" of the loss of a wetland. To build a new runway, the airport must pay to "create" wetlands by damaging a beautiful and serene park sixteen miles away.
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