Surf these sites: Cato Institute - Natural Resource Studies -- links to books, studies and events from a D.C.-based libertarian think tank. Competitive Enterprise Institute -- A non-profit public policy organization dedicated to the principles of free enterprise and limited government. Believes that consumers are best helped not by government regulation but by being allowed to make their own choices in a free marketplace. Cordato: Market-Based Environmentalism -- This page says that "Market based Environmentalism" is not really pro-market or free choice at all, but actually a way to implement the same old socialist controls with a pretty disguise to get gullible capitalists to accept them. Dihydrogen Monoxide -- Fascinating look at the results of the effort to ban hydroxyl acid. Everything’s Coming Up Roses: Economists vs. Environmentalists -- This economist says that the "you can''t have your cake and eat it too" approach of economics, forcing responsibility, is the reason some environmentalists try to discredit them. Evolutionary Ecology -- An article on the current trend in environmental policy. Foundation for Research on Economics and the Environment -- Organization supporting environmental policies compatible with individual rights. Free-Market Environmentalism -- A tremendous, nearly exhaustive examination of the economic and free choice aspects of saving our environment and planet. National Center for Policy Analysis - Environmental Issues -- The non-partisan think-tank''s award-winning website has this section dedicated to the solutions for our environmental problems. New Environmentalism -- A program of Reason Public Policy Institute that promotes innovative and forward-looking environmental policy Political Economy Research Center -- Think tank in Montana seeking market solutions to environmental problems. Research and policy analysis covers endangered species, forestry, fisheries, mining, parks and park reform, public lands, property rights, Superfund, user fees, water marketing, wildlife and environmental education. Resources for the Future -- A nonprofit and nonpartisan think tank located in Washington, DC that conducts independent research – rooted primarily in economics and other social sciences – on environmental and natural resource issues. The Electronic Drummer -- The Drummer presents Thoreau Institute reports, recent articles, excerpts from Different Drummer magazine, and data responding to Henry David Thoreau''s (the father of environmentalism, author of Walden Pond) call for preserving the environment without big government. The Future of Environmental Policy: Free Market Environmentalism -- The subject of this page, Free market environmentalism, says that environmental values are best advanced by private property rights, competitive markets, and common law liability rules--not politically determined regulation and government ownership. The H. John Heinz III Center for Science, Economics and the Environment -- A non-profit institution dedicated to improving the scientific and economic foundation for environmental policy. The Center’s distinctive role is to foster collaboration between industry, environmental organizations, government and academia. Trade vs. Environment: Looking for Compromise -- A study that looks at the links between international trade and environmental degradation.
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