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Al Gutierrez` posted an update in the group Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 2 years, 9 months ago
There are a group of farmers that have started a campaign to plant vegetable gardens in front yards of homes This is in orlando Fl.
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Al Gutierrez` posted an update in the group Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 2 years, 9 months ago
This is the same statements that eco fascist make in the USSA . it is based upon emotion and not the true facts. it is total hyperbole
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PG (Pierre-Guy) Veer posted an update in the group Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 3 years, 4 months ago
My (violent) critic of the Leap Manifesto
Canada’s Eco-Fascists Release Nonsense ‘Manifesto’ | The Daily CallerAlways looking to stay in the news, anti-humanist environmentalists (to quote Alex Epstein) have published a new manif… -
Tanisha Mendieta posted an update in the group Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 1 month ago
I’m pleased to see this group exists, and that I’m not the only anarchist who really cares about these issues! 🙂
I’m just curious to know what brought each of you to this subject matter. For me personally, it was Walter Block:
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Eric Bauer posted an update in the group Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 2 months ago
Sorry about the barrage of links everyone. Found some good content over on C4SS. Free market environmentalism doesn’t get very much press. Especially outside of PERC I rarely see anyone posting articles about it.
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These are all great links. Thanks so much for sharing!
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You’re welcome!
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Eric Bauer posted an update in the group Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 2 months ago
Center for a Stateless Society » Detroit, Disaster Capitalism and the Enclosure of the Water CommonsThe “privatization” of local government functions under the state-appointed emergency manager in Detroit is lionized by a lot of right-leaning libertarians as an example of “fre… -
Eric Bauer posted an update in the group Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 2 months ago
Center for a Stateless Society » Waging War On the EnvironmentThe US Navy is being sued by more than 7,000 residents of the Puerto Rican island of Vieques. The island contains a former bombing range where immense amounts of toxic chemicals have been released into the environment. -
Eric Bauer posted an update in the group Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 2 months ago
Center for a Stateless Society » Is the Environment a Public Good?I’m frequently asked how an anarchist society would deal with things like pollution and other kinds of corporate malfeasance in the absence of a regulatory state. -
Eric Bauer posted an update in the group Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 2 months ago
Center for a Stateless Society » Tar Sands Blockade: Radical Environmentalism is Radical LibertarianismAs Charles Johnson notes in The Clean Water Act Vs. Clean Water, asking the government for help is generally counterproductive, especially when it comes to addressing ecological… -
Eric Bauer posted an update in the group Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 2 months ago
Center for a Stateless Society » Neighborhood Environmentalism: Protecting BiodiversityThe environment, specifically climate change, is recieving some much deserved attention as of late. Discussion of climate change is healthy and necessary, but it seems the politico-media com… -
Eric Bauer posted an update in the group Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 2 months ago
Center for a Stateless Society » Neighborhood Environmentalism: Toward Democratic EnergyAs a boy in the southeast African nation of Malawi, William Kamkwamba harnessed the wind. In 2002, drought and famine — common problems in one of the world’s least-developed countries — forced… -
Eric Bauer posted an update in the group Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 2 months ago
Center for a Stateless Society » Neighborhood Environmentalism: Building Sustainable MarketsWe live in a time of precipitous biodiversity loss, on course to yield the sixth great extinction. In such a time there should be high priority placed on protecting biodiversity. Instead of… -
Properal started the topic Terry Anderson on the Environment and Property Rights (Econtalk) in the forum Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 6 months ago
Terry Anderson, Distinguished Fellow at the Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) and Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, talks to EconTalk host Russ Roberts about free-market environmentalism, the dynamics of the Yellowstone ecosystem, and how property rights can protect natural…[Read more]
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Dave Burns replied to the topic Penn cops out on global warming in the forum Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 8 months ago
I am totally gullible in both directions, with regard to the science. It is just over my head.
I agree we really want to know what can anyone do about it if it’s true. I would not dismiss the skeptics as ridiculous or asinine. “the American Physical Society has since appointed a committee of working scientists (one of whom is Curry herself) to reex…[Read more] -
Kyle Platt replied to the topic Penn cops out on global warming in the forum Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 8 months ago
I basically meant humanity.
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Bart Vandalay replied to the topic Penn cops out on global warming in the forum Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 8 months ago
And when we say “we”, what exactly do we mean?
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Kyle Platt replied to the topic Penn cops out on global warming in the forum Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 8 months ago
Global warming is a real thing. The ridiculous argument over whether or not it is man-made is asinine. The only questions we should be asking are: does something actually need to be done? And, can we actually do anything about this?
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Bart Vandalay replied to the topic Penn cops out on global warming in the forum Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 8 months ago
Yeah I heard that too. I’m a big fan but he is very frustrating. This is very typical of him. He always concedes way too much. And on very basic objections that should be a layup for anyone versed in basic libertarian literature. Let alone someone who has been a self-professed libertarian/ancap for several decades. He was on Glenn Beck and very…[Read more]
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David Veksler replied to the topic Penn cops out on global warming in the forum Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 8 months ago
Good points.
Many conservatives and libertarians focus solely on denying the fact of anthropogenic global warming, and so legitimize the premise that if anthropogenic global warming is a reality, then a massive interventionist effort is the proper response.
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Dave Burns started the topic Penn cops out on global warming in the forum Free Market Anarchy Environmentalism 4 years, 8 months ago
I just listened to Penn Jillette’s podcast (Penn’s Sunday School, May 31, 2014). He briefly discussed his change of heart on global warming, which I would paraphrase as “whether or not global warming is a problem, this is all stuff we want to do.” This is a cop-out.
Sure, some things that have been discussed as reducing carbon emissions or…[Read more]
I love his “telephone booth” story (that everyone on the planet can fit comfortably into what is essentially the size of texas) and often use it to my defense in some debates.
I think I started adulthood vaguely environmentalist-esque because of my childhood spent wandering in the bush. So I was looking for answers to these questions as I came away from socialism and into liberty.
Have you guys read any of Jeff Siegel’s stuff? Book: https://liberty.me/library/libertarian-treehugger/
Blog:…[Read more]
@mikereid oh good, I’m glad his book is in the library here.
ps – love walter block’s glasses in that video
For me it was just wanting to know how a free society would solve such problems. Especially since you could not force another person to live a certain life style.
Thanks for the reading suggestions/links, guys! I’ll have to check this out later. My stack of reading material keeps piling up. lol. I’m not complaining, of course. 🙂 This is a fascinating topic to me.