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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

climate adaptation, climate change, environmental justice, free market environmentalism, libertarian environmentalism, Property Rights, takings clause

Markets for conservation, by assigning a price to environmental values, can help protect land from eminent domain

Concern about eminent domain has traditionally been a concern of property rights activists, not the environmental community. But that may … More

conservation, conservation easement, eminent domain, free market environmentalism, just compensation, libertarian environmentalism, pipelines, Property Rights, public use, takings clause

The role of property rights in steering climate adaptation

Charleston, South Carolina is particularly vulnerable to the impacts of sea level rise due to climate change. A low lying … More

Charleston, climate adaptation, climate change, lucas v south carolina coastal council, Property Rights, sea level rise, takings clause

Pipelines v. Property Rights

As fracking has lowered the price of natural gas, the pipelines required to bring the gas to market have, predictably, … More

conservation, eminent domain, energy, environment, free market environmentalism, kelo, libertarian environmentalism, natural gas, pipelines, takings clause

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

Compensation for takings incentivizes rational government decision-making

The Supreme Court is considering an important Takings Clause case on the government’s obligation to pay when it regulates away … More

free market environmentalism, libertarian environmentalism, Murr v. Wisconsin, property, Property Rights, regulation, regulatory takings, takings, takings clause

Do people have a right to protect their property through climate adaptation?

If we’re entering a period of sustained sea level rise, property owners’ rights to protect their property must be secure and they must be compensated when that right is taken from them.

coastal erosion, erosion, Property Rights, sea level rise, seawalls, takings clause

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