The reading of this excellent book of Christian Gerondeau, (Le Toucan Publisher , 2012, 300 pp.) is likely to convince those who are hesitant to believe in the reality of climate change and the responsibility for CO2 emissions. But beyond the central problem of global warming C. Gerondeau discusses the role of the public authorities Read more about “Environmentalism: the end of illusions”[…]

We already noted that The Independent Institute has devoted its delivery of “The Independent Review, a Journal of Political Economy “( winter 2017, 150 p.) to the review of the new policy of the economy such as proposed by the Encyclical ‘Laudato Si. Among the 7 contributions Philip Booth’s one , Director of the Institute Read more about Pope Francis and the Economics of the Environment[…]

This book of 309 pp. is the by product of  Sebastien Carré’s PhD; dissertation and was published in French in 2010 by the Presses Universitaires de Rennes. If the libertarian movement did not translate in the political field, it gave intellectual weapons to supporters of environmental classical liberalism, including many think tanks which advocate Free Read more about THE LIBERTARIANS in the United States: Sociology of an asocial movement[…]

Environmentalists are increasingly confronted with two emerging ideas about the natural world: that there is no balance of nature, and that nature cannot be easily separated, if at all, from human action. Many are now embracing a new reality—known as the “Anthropocene”—reflecting the magnitude of human influences over the planet. The Anthropocene implies a new Read more about ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY IN THE ANTHROPOCENE[…]