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Ways To Combat Overfishing

Taoist wrote 12 hours ago: Better tracking and fish forensics is one way. Another is the same thing that works to fix so much e … more →

Tags: Tai-chi Policy, Overfishing, fisheries, Fish Forensics, fish tracking

Jesse Kline: Bans on ice cream, hockey and beaches; or, another week in nannyland

Jesse Kline wrote 15 hours ago: Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what’s good for people than people do is a swine. — … more →

Tags: Canada, Full Comment, b c, Hockey, human rights tribunal, Jesse Kline, Nanny State, Nanny-Statism, private property

The public choice case against the euro bond

charlesrowley wrote 16 hours ago: European stock markets have been falling recently over fears of a Greek exit from the euro zone.  Ye … more →

Tags: Budget deficits, economics and public choice, Political Philosophy, relevance of economic knowledge, deficit incentives rise, eurobonds a bad idea, Germany loses, public choice disaster

Fort Worth Couple Fight City For Their Backyard1 comment

Ryan Crowe wrote 21 hours ago: [worldnow id=7327928 width=420 height=315 type=video] FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – Nestled just n … more →

Tags: Local, News, Politics, Syndicated Local, Syndication, Fort Worth, Neighborhood Association

Disrespect for Private Property1 comment

Samuel wrote 1 day ago: Quoting economist Walter E. Williams: “[T]here are many activities we engage in that either ca … more →

Tags: constitution, Economy, Freedom, Government, Walter E. Williams, Worldview, Power & Politics, private property, Property

Canadian property rights weakest among Western countries allowing governments to freeze use of property without compensating landowners

prosumerzen wrote 1 day ago: Canada is far behind Europe when it comes to compensating property owners for government restriction … more →

Tags: Nanbeidongxi © :amazing minds of geopolitics and geoec, Law, Canada, OECD, Ocse

Episode 37 - Follow-up (Interview!) on Space Law2 comments

Stuart Robbins wrote 2 days ago: Episode 37 has been posted. It’s a ~45-minute interview with a lawyer pair where we discuss sp … more →

Tags: Scams, legal, Podcast, astronomy, Law, Legal, outer space treaty, astronomy. law, Space Law

Pro-development luncheon turns into rally against EPA1 comment

Editor wrote 2 days ago: A pro-development luncheon sponsored by Alaska business groups and featuring Gov. Sean Parnell among … more →

Tags: development, EPA, Fighting Back

Agenda 21-Huffpo Hack's Bias Exposed by Rosa Koire8 comments

lowtechgrannie wrote 2 days ago: We owe a debt of gratitude to Rosa Koire for getting out a heads-up on this.  She was approached by  … more →

Tags: Agenda 21, Conservatives, Education 2, Liberals/Democrats, media, The Powers that Be, United Nations, united states, andrew reinbach

Property Rights Won't Save the Commons

Brian wrote 2 days ago: Jonathan Alder writing in The Atlantic makes his case for property rights as a means of averting the … more →

Tags: The Commons, Tragedy of the Commons, Environment

An Assault on Private Property Rights

Revolution In Media wrote 2 days ago: English: Detail of Preamble to Constitution of the United States Polski: Fragment preambuły Konstytu … more →

Tags: opinion 2, Politics 2, Business, Business and Economy, Oceanía, private property, Property, regulatory takings, Wealth

A Blow to Property Rights

Marshall Keith wrote 2 days ago: The Ohio Supreme Court delt a blow to liberty and property rights. They made no rulling on the key i … more →

Tags: smoking ban, libertarian, Nanny State, Politics, Courts, Ohio, liiberty, Judicial Activism

Eagles are worth more than owls in euroland

charlesrowley wrote 2 days ago: Gresham’s Law – bad money drives out good – dates from an era of metallic currency … more →

Tags: Monetary Policy, relevance of economic knowledge, eagles are not owls, existential threat to the euro, greek exit, gresham's law

ALMOST DONE WITH ALIMONY? NOT SO FAST

Lois Lawrence wrote 3 days ago: In an opinion scheduled to be officially released on May 29th, 2012,  the Connecticut Appellate Cour … more →

Tags: alimony, child support, CT Appellate Court, modification alimony, modification child support; modifying alimony, modifying child support, pite. faith whitehead pite, private school tuition, reduc alimony

Inverse Condemnation Defeated: Wildwood Property Owner Fails to Exhaust Administrative Remedies

Joseph Grather wrote 3 days ago: On Friday May 18, 2012, a New Jersey appellate court affirmed – and published – the tria … more →

Tags: Court Decisions, condemnation, eminent domain, Redevelopment, Inverse Condemnation, regulatory takings, wildwood

Agenda 21 EXPLAINED, full version

Adrian Spitters wrote 4 days ago: From bluezguise’s “Here is a detailed presentation on what is really in Agenda 21. How i … more →

Tags: Agenda 21, Public Private Partnerships, Sustainable Development, Canada, United Nations, united states, iclei, Property

Society Without State: Private Law Society | Hans-Hermann Hoppe

FreeMarketAnarchism wrote 4 days ago: Lecture presented by Dr. Hans-Hermann Hoppe to the inaugural Mises Institute Australia seminar on No … more →

Tags: News, Politics, Life, National, Books, film, videos, Philosophy, History

Mike Opelka: Agenda 21 Awareness Is Taking Hold In Canada As Well As The USA2 comments

Editor wrote 4 days ago: Yesterday afternoon, Canada’s Sun News invited me to join their host Brian Lilley to discuss Agenda … more →

Tags: Agenda 21, UN, anti-development, Global Governance, greenie obstructionists, hatred of humans, insane greens

Rep. Doc Hastings: Time to improve the Endangered Species Act1 comment

Editor wrote 4 days ago: Too much money spent on lawyers rather than on threatened wildlife When the Endangered Species Act ( … more →

Tags: Endangered Species, Environmentalism


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