Water
			Climate Change				
			
		The Annual Green Orgy: Earth Day
			On Earth Day we will have been engulfed by the avalanche of “Green” propaganda that preceded it, fills the day, and then continues relentlessly thereafter. When I say “propaganda”, I am being polite. Much of the foundation of the environmental movement is pure lies, mind boggling distortions of questionable “science”, ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Alan Caruba		
				
																						
			April 22, 2009		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Save Capitalism
			Investor’s Business Daily, April 21, 2009 The Environment: Wednesday’s airwaves, print media, cable news shows and Webosphere will be filled with nonsense about the scourge of capitalism, corporations and humanity. All of it will ignore the real truth. Buried beneath all the badgering and fear-mongering about lavish Western lifestyles is ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Pacific Research Institute		
				
																						
			April 21, 2009		
				
					
			Agriculture				
			
		The Libertarian Perspective On California Water
			Secure private property rights in all water, combined with full-cost pricing in free water markets, is the best (and indeed only) way to match California’s vast water supplies to its growing water demands. In practice, this means ending the subsidies that make water for agriculture cost ten times less than ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Brian Holtz		
				
																						
			March 18, 2009		
				
					
			Climate Change				
			
		Watermelon Environmentalism, Green on the Outside, Red on the Inside
			President Obama, who wants to emphasize science, has chosen Carol Browner for his “Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change,” a new post being dubbed the “Climate Czar.” Browner’s recent career will be of interest to Americans struggling with a weak economy and cold weather. Carol Browner is ...		
					
					
			
																				
			K. Lloyd Billingsley		
				
																						
			February 4, 2009		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Wishy-Washy Wrangling over Water Works
			Before the end of 2008, the Delta Vision Committee will send Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger a Bay-Delta Conservation Plan, “one of the most ambitious infrastructure and habitat restoration projects ever proposed in America,” according to news reports. The plan will restore the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, a prime source of drinking water ...		
					
					
			
																				
			K. Lloyd Billingsley		
				
																						
			December 23, 2008		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Why Water Markets Should be Part of the “Vision” for the Delta, and All of California
			SACRAMENTO – Before the end of 2008, the Delta Vision Committee will send Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger a Bay-Delta Conservation Plan (BDCP), “one of the most ambitious infrastructure and habitat restoration projects ever proposed in America,” according to news reports, to restore the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, a prime source of drinking ...		
					
					
			
																				
			K. Lloyd Billingsley		
				
																						
			December 17, 2008		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		PRI Report Shows California’s Water Problems Are Mostly Due to Uneven Distribution, Not Lack of Supply
			PRI Report Shows California’s Water Problems Are Mostly Due to Uneven Distribution, Not Lack of Supply San Francisco – California should lift bans and restrictions to help alleviate the water distribution problem, according to Go with the Flow: Why water markets can solve California’s water crisis, a Pacific Research Institute ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Pacific Research Institute		
				
																						
			December 2, 2008		
				
					
			Environment				
			
		Go with the Flow: Why water markets can solve California’s water crisis
			San Francisco – California should lift bans and restrictions to help alleviate the water distribution problem, according to Go with the Flow: Why water markets can solve California’s water crisis, a Pacific Research Institute report released today. The challenge for the Golden State is to move water from areas with ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Amy Kaleita		
				
																						
			December 2, 2008		
				
					
			Agriculture				
			
		Subsidies and Pricing Key to Significant Water Conservation in California Agriculture
			In September, the Pacific Institute, an Oakland-based environmental think tank, released More with Less: Agricultural Conservation and Efficiency in California, a report that analyzes opportunities for reductions in agricultural water use, particularly in the water-stressed Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta region. That fragile ecosystem is home to the court-protected Delta smelt and ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Amy Kaleita		
				
																						
			November 18, 2008		
				
					
			Agriculture				
			
		Why McCain needs to read Goldwater
			Those who aspire to elected office, and all those who hold office, would do well to heed the advice of Barry Goldwater, former Arizona senator and presidential candidate. None would benefit more than presidential nominee John McCain, Goldwater’s Arizona successor in the U.S. Senate. Goldwater’s ideas, and the principles upon ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Jason Clemens		
				
																						
			September 4, 2008		
				
					The Annual Green Orgy: Earth Day
			On Earth Day we will have been engulfed by the avalanche of “Green” propaganda that preceded it, fills the day, and then continues relentlessly thereafter. When I say “propaganda”, I am being polite. Much of the foundation of the environmental movement is pure lies, mind boggling distortions of questionable “science”, ...		
					Save Capitalism
			Investor’s Business Daily, April 21, 2009 The Environment: Wednesday’s airwaves, print media, cable news shows and Webosphere will be filled with nonsense about the scourge of capitalism, corporations and humanity. All of it will ignore the real truth. Buried beneath all the badgering and fear-mongering about lavish Western lifestyles is ...		
					The Libertarian Perspective On California Water
			Secure private property rights in all water, combined with full-cost pricing in free water markets, is the best (and indeed only) way to match California’s vast water supplies to its growing water demands. In practice, this means ending the subsidies that make water for agriculture cost ten times less than ...		
					Watermelon Environmentalism, Green on the Outside, Red on the Inside
			President Obama, who wants to emphasize science, has chosen Carol Browner for his “Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change,” a new post being dubbed the “Climate Czar.” Browner’s recent career will be of interest to Americans struggling with a weak economy and cold weather. Carol Browner is ...		
					Wishy-Washy Wrangling over Water Works
			Before the end of 2008, the Delta Vision Committee will send Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger a Bay-Delta Conservation Plan, “one of the most ambitious infrastructure and habitat restoration projects ever proposed in America,” according to news reports. The plan will restore the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, a prime source of drinking water ...		
					Why Water Markets Should be Part of the “Vision” for the Delta, and All of California
			SACRAMENTO – Before the end of 2008, the Delta Vision Committee will send Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger a Bay-Delta Conservation Plan (BDCP), “one of the most ambitious infrastructure and habitat restoration projects ever proposed in America,” according to news reports, to restore the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, a prime source of drinking ...		
					PRI Report Shows California’s Water Problems Are Mostly Due to Uneven Distribution, Not Lack of Supply
			PRI Report Shows California’s Water Problems Are Mostly Due to Uneven Distribution, Not Lack of Supply San Francisco – California should lift bans and restrictions to help alleviate the water distribution problem, according to Go with the Flow: Why water markets can solve California’s water crisis, a Pacific Research Institute ...		
					Go with the Flow: Why water markets can solve California’s water crisis
			San Francisco – California should lift bans and restrictions to help alleviate the water distribution problem, according to Go with the Flow: Why water markets can solve California’s water crisis, a Pacific Research Institute report released today. The challenge for the Golden State is to move water from areas with ...		
					Subsidies and Pricing Key to Significant Water Conservation in California Agriculture
			In September, the Pacific Institute, an Oakland-based environmental think tank, released More with Less: Agricultural Conservation and Efficiency in California, a report that analyzes opportunities for reductions in agricultural water use, particularly in the water-stressed Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta region. That fragile ecosystem is home to the court-protected Delta smelt and ...		
					Why McCain needs to read Goldwater
			Those who aspire to elected office, and all those who hold office, would do well to heed the advice of Barry Goldwater, former Arizona senator and presidential candidate. None would benefit more than presidential nominee John McCain, Goldwater’s Arizona successor in the U.S. Senate. Goldwater’s ideas, and the principles upon ...		
					