Tag Archives: environmentalism

My Proposal – EcoTax

Posted on Monday, January 18, 2010 by admin

There is a deep, serious flaw in our tax system – it is too damn complicated. Which is to say, administrative costs dig in to what revenue it brings in and it is spurious (which means it is unfair). Whatever … Continue reading →

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The problem with the ecocentric argument for protecting biodiversity…

Posted on Saturday, July 26, 2008 by admin

…isn’t ecocentrism. It’s just that the ecosphere is too damn strong. Yes, anthropocentric “stewardship” type thinking can learn from ecocentrism. For example, between two species that are facing undue (anthropogenic…but why isn’t it undue if it’s aviogenic? hmmm) early extinction, … Continue reading →

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The Low-Hanging Fruits of Fiscally Conservative (Economically Liberal) Environmentalism

Posted on Thursday, February 21, 2008 by admin

Here are some of the more obvious things that could help combat global environmental crises like global warming in a way that doesn’t crush individual economic liberties or doesn’t increase state control of the economy. This is all leading up … Continue reading →

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