The Magazine of Free Market Environmentalism
Free market environmentalists are now making their way through an open door. For their ground-breaking success, PERC Reports honors the 15-year anniversary of Free Market Environmentalism.
Why free market environmentalism is the magnum opus of a new generation of greens.
Fifteen years ago, an academic publisher quietly released Free Market Environmentalism by Terry Anderson and Don Leal. At the time, few mainstream environmentalists or…
Nobel Laureate sees promise in the future of the environment using markets.
Making environmental protection profitable leads to results.
Do single-issue voters matter? Recent evidence suggests that, when the issue is the environment, the answer is “yes.”
When Donald Leal and I wrote Free Market Environmentalism in 1991, we mostly theorized about how property rights and markets could enhance environmental quality. We focused more on political failures than market successes because there were more of the former than the latter.
Rod Sprules, an engineer with extensive experience in product development, made the first java log by packing an empty cigar tube with dried coffee grounds and lighting it at the dining table.
If you like the scent of cooking turkey, you would probably like living in Plano, Texas.
Life has never been easy in the poor Western Cape township of Vyeboom, South Africa. Yet many illiterate, rural people migrated there from Eastern Cape Province seeking work picking fruit. Instead, they have found a promised land, of sorts, picking snails.
In Eugene, Oregon, the number of trees that are cut down each year goes largely unnoticed. They suffer from a variety of conditions such as…
Fifteen years ago, an academic publisher quietly released Free Market Environmentalism by Terry Anderson and Don Leal. At the time, few mainstream environmentalists or…
PES model needs replicating Coming from another Latin-American country, it was very informative for me to see [in “Bees and Barbed Wire for Water,” December…
