Richard L. Stroup

This concisely counter-balances the prevailing alarmist views that posit only through government regulation can we prevent an environmental melt down. Stroup begins by laying a foundation of key economic principles, such as the power of market forces when profit and loss matter. I was already familiar with the economics and the climate debate. What I valued as new context was the history of the environmental movement and how both private companies and the Audubon Society have used the economic self-interests of diverse stakeholders to protect the environment.… (meer)