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Who Owns the Environment? Part II

Tracy Mehan, March 23, 2019, Featured Article, Religion and Nature, Aristotle, Brent Haglund, Cicero, earth, environmental protection, environmentalism, Founding Fathers, John Locke, Lynn Scarlett, Margaret Thatcher, Matthew Mehan, medieval church, Nature Conservancy, PERC, philosophy, private property, public property, Sandy County Foundation, state of nature, 0

I recently posted an item here, on Conservefewell.org, attempting to reconcile rights to and in private property with the...

Thoughtful Reflections on the Environment by a Conservative Giant – an Evening With Roger Scruton

Brent Fewell, March 22, 2019, Featured Article, Slider, conservation, conservative, Environmental Conservatism, environmental protection, Ethics and Policy Center, GOP, How to Think Seriously About the Planet, philosophy, Roger Scruton, 3

I had the recent pleasure of sitting down with the English philosopher, Roger Scruton, to discuss his new book, How...

Sabin urges GOP to return to its conservation roots . . .

Brent Fewell, July 1, 2018, Featured Article, Andy Sabin, conservation, environment, GOP, Teddy Roosevelt, 0

The nation’s economy is humming along nicely with unemployment at an all-time low. Now President Trump and Congress must...

Kudos to Rare Environmental Leadership

Brent Fewell, March 28, 2015, Featured Article, American University, Benjamin Grumbles, Center for Environmental Policy, Dan Fiorino, EDF, Fred Krupp, William K. Reilly Award, 0

Kudos to Rare Environmental Leadership Congratulations to Ben Grumbles, Maryland Secretary of Environment, and Fred Krupp, President of Environmental...

Are we humans but mere interlopers in nature?

Brent Fewell, January 18, 2015, Featured Article, The Environment and Politics, Daniel Botkin, 0

For those interested in a serious alternative on environmental issues, I commend for your reading the work of Daniel...

Steady Progress in the ORB Means Improvements in the Gulf of Mexico

Brent Fewell, February 16, 2014, Featured Article, Water Issues, Agriculture, David Schoenbrod, dead zone, Edmund Burke, EPA, EPRI, government, Gulf of Mexico, hypoxia, Jessica Fox, Laura Huggins, little platoons, market-based environmentalism, Ohio River Basin, Roger Pielke Jr., Roger Scruton, Ted Nordhaus, Tracy Mehan, USDA, water quality trading, 0

Many of you have probably detected a theme and undertone to this blog. That is, for us to fix...

Teddy Roosevelt’s Spirit Alive in Cambodia

Scott Cameron, January 20, 2014, Featured Article, Species Protection, Cambodia, coalitions, conservation, ecotourism, endangered species, poaching, rainforest, sustainable forestry, Suwanna Gauntlett, Teddy Roosevelt, Wildlife Alliance, 0

Theodore Roosevelt is appropriately credited as being the driving force at the start of the American conservation movement. Both...

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Archive for category: Featured Article

Who Owns the Environment? Part II

Thoughtful Reflections on the Environment by a Conservative Giant – an Evening With Roger Scruton

Sabin urges GOP to return to its conservation roots . . .

Kudos to Rare Environmental Leadership

Are we humans but mere interlopers in nature?

Steady Progress in the ORB Means Improvements in the Gulf of Mexico

Teddy Roosevelt’s Spirit Alive in Cambodia

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Who Owns the Environment? Part II

Thoughtful Reflections on the Environment by a Conservative Giant – an Evening With Roger Scruton

Sabin urges GOP to return to its conservation roots . . .

Kudos to Rare Environmental Leadership

Are we humans but mere interlopers in nature?

Steady Progress in the ORB Means Improvements in the Gulf of Mexico

Teddy Roosevelt’s Spirit Alive in Cambodia

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