Much of the policy that has come to guide American actions on the environment is not based on scientific integrity
Can Conservatives Be Environmentalists?
 | By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne (Bio and Archives) Thursday, August 2, 2012 | Print friendly | Subscribe | Email Us |
Efforts to protect the environment in America have ignored the most powerful force for improving the environment: free people. The results of these misguided policies have been higher energy prices, lower incomes, less access to resources, and technological stagnation—often failing to produce tangible environmental benefits.
It doesn’t have to be this way.
The Heritage Foundation, in collaboration with fellow experts on the environment, has published a new benchmark for progress: the American Conservation Ethic.
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