by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on September 1, 1995
ecoworld.com
Issue #4
Fall 1995
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section 1 Short title.
“Emergency Property Owners Relief Act of 1995″
TITLE I — FINDINGS AND PURPOSES
section 101 Findings.
section 102 Purpose.
TITLE II — PROPERTY RIGHTS LITIGATION RELIEF
>section 201 Findings.
>section 202 Purposes.
>section 203 Definitions.
* “Property” and “private property” means real property; the right to use and receive water; rents, issues, and profits from [...]
Aurora Borealis. The northern lights. The frosted rim of northern lands below them, the living icebox of the planet.
All of the northern land masses, North America, Europe, and Asia, have significant expanses of land in the extreme north. The arctic circle, less than 2,000 miles from the north pole, passes almost entirely through land. The [...]
by Ed Ring on July 1, 1995
ecoworld.com
Issue #3
Summer 1995
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LETTER FROM RINGSIDE
THE ECOWORLD PHILOSOPHY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
REINVENTING ENVIRONMENTALISM
THREE PRINCIPLES FOR A NEW AGENDA
By Terry Anderson
This issue showcases PERC scholar Terry Anderson, who gives us here his manifesto for free market environmentalism; incentives matter, property rights encourage stewardship, and polluters are liable for harm they cause. Sounds good to [...]
by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on
ecoworld.com
Issue #3
Summer 1995
Editor’s note: The reader must take care to note that this article deals with inter-stellar travel. This is a complete departure from the article on space industrialization and settlement in the last issue of ecoworld.com in which inter-planetary exploration was described and endorsed. Inter-planetary industrialization and settlement can utilize existing [...]
by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on
ecoworld.com
Issue #3
Summer 1995
POLLUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY OFFENDER
Claims that the poor and minorities are exposed to higher-than-average
levels of pollution because they are more likely to live near industrial and waste disposal sites have sparked charges of “environmental racism.” These communities allegedly bear the brunt of industrial development while reaping few of its benefits. The Clinton [...]