How property rights can help address environmental justice concerns

South Florida, like many coastal communities, faces tough decisions about how to adapt to changing coast lines and rising seas. … More

Should every cat owner, car owner, and home owner be a potential criminal?

Billions of birds are killed every year in the United States, many of which are protected by the Migratory Bird … More

Last week, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Atlantic Richfield v. Christian, an important case concerning whether property owners … More

That’s the implicit question underlying a lawsuit between Oregon counties and the state, in which a jury recently awarded the … More

Last week, a nominee to lead the Federal Emergency Management Agency generated fireworks when, during his confirmation hearing, he said … More

Water markets are an essential tool for promoting efficient use of water and increasing water available for fish and other … More

This year, the Mississippi River experienced its longest flood on record, with parts of the river exceeding flood levels for … More

For nearly 100 years, a copper smelter near Opportunity, Montana dumped tons of toxic metals, arsenic, and lead on its … More

Often, conservation discussions focus on rural and undeveloped areas. When cities come up, it’s largely in the context of reducing … More

Over a century, a copper smelter in Opportunity, Montana emitted thousands of tons of toxic metals, polluting its neighbors’ properties … More