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Who Owns the Environment? Part I

Tracy Mehan, March 23, 2019, Religion and Nature, Christopher Costello, environmentalism, fisheries, Henry Butler, IFQs, Individual Fishing Quotas, ITQ, Jesus, John Baden, nature, original sin, PERC, private property, Religion and environment, resource management, sustainability, sustainable fisheries, sustainable forestry, sustainable forests, Terry Anderson, tragedy of the commons, U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities, Umberto Eco, who owns nature, 0

In Umberto Eco’s medieval mystery, The Name of the Rose, there is a famous scene in which Franciscans, Dominicans...

Promoting Sustainability Through Improved EPA Incentives and Regulatory Outcomes

Brent Fewell, September 28, 2015, EPA, Beth Termini, command-and-control, Culture, George Wyeth, incentives, sustainability, traditional regulations, 0

In a recent law review article titled Regulating for Sustainability, George Wyeth and Beth Termini argue that EPA should...

Water is the New Oil – Price it Carefully

Brent Fewell, June 9, 2015, Water Issues, Andrew Swiston, Benedict Clements, Catherine Patillo, externalities, Glass Half Full, Global Water Security, Government Subsidies and Environmental Problems, Harald Finger, IMF, Kalpana Kochhar, Laure Redifer, public utilities, Robert Tchaidze3, Stefania Fabrizio, sustainability, Valentina Flamini, water pricing, water subsidies, Yan Sun, 0

Water is indeed the new oil, with one exception – you need water to live. A very timely report...

Water Infrastructure, Yes! New EPA Water Finance Center, No!

Michael Curley, January 17, 2015, Water Issues, EPA water finance center, failing water infrastructure, Michael Curley, State Revolving Fund, sustainability, water resources, water sector, 0

By Michael Curley, Guest Contributor Last Friday, the White House made a dramatic announcement about clean water on the...

Earth Day is Also About Celebrating Courage and Honoring Sacrifice

Brent Fewell, April 22, 2014, The Environment and Politics, Cedar Keys, Earth Day, fisheries conservation, Florida, Greg Allen, Herbert Hoover, Ichetucknee Springs, John Muir, Leslie Sturmer, NPR, Project Ocean, Sante Fe River, Striped Mullet, sustainability, Swanee River, 0

Just home on the heels of a restful trip to Florida with the family, including visiting a special place in...

Human Carrying Capacity – Fanciful Fiction or Deadly Reality

Brent Fewell, September 20, 2013, Conservative Conservationism, Species Protection, carrying capacity, conservation, environment, environmentalism, Erle Ellis, human population, Isle Royale, Malthus, moose, overpopulation, predator-prey dynamics, Roger Scruton, sustainability, Tracy Mehan, University of Maryland, wolves, 0

One of the first courses I took in college toward my degree in wildlife management was a population dynamics class. ...

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Tag Archive for: sustainability

Who Owns the Environment? Part I

Promoting Sustainability Through Improved EPA Incentives and Regulatory Outcomes

Water is the New Oil – Price it Carefully

Water Infrastructure, Yes! New EPA Water Finance Center, No!

Earth Day is Also About Celebrating Courage and Honoring Sacrifice

Human Carrying Capacity – Fanciful Fiction or Deadly Reality

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Promoting Sustainability Through Improved EPA Incentives and Regulatory Outcomes

Water is the New Oil – Price it Carefully

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Earth Day is Also About Celebrating Courage and Honoring Sacrifice

Human Carrying Capacity – Fanciful Fiction or Deadly Reality

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