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Unlike politics, property rights provide a firm foundation for conservation

In July, 2017, employees from the National Butterfly Center—a 100-acre butterfly preserve in South Texas owned and operated by a … More

border wall, conservation, Constitution, due process, Endangered Species Act, free market environmentalism, libertarian environmentalism, National Butterfly Center, NEPA, Property Rights

Showdown at the border(wall): the environmental perils of opposing all federal permitting reform

This week, a federal judge upheld the Department of Homeland Security’s decision to exempt construction of the border wall from … More

border wall, consultation, Endangered Species Act, environment, ESA, National Environmental Policy Act, NEPA, permitting

The Takings Clause can protect conservation, if there’s a market for environmental benefits

On July 20th, federal agents invaded the National Butterfly Center’s property, unannounced and without permission, and began to rip through … More

border wall, conservation, conservation easements, eminent domain, free market environmentalism, just compensation, libertarian environmentalism, President Trump, takings clause, voluntary conservation

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