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To: FairWitness; Carry_Okie
Natural Process:
That Environmental Laws May Serve the Laws of Nature

This new book introduces a free-market environmental management system that gradually eliminates the need for reliance upon permits, regulations, and law-enforcement. You rely upon an existing part of this system every day: one that works so well, you hardly know it is there. This design is capable of pricing natural assets objectively, improving our care of the environment in harmony with an advanced economy.

This five-part work demonstrates that regulatory government operates under false premises and serves distorted interests. It is an incompetent system, structurally opposed to solving problems or balancing competing risks. The book proves its case with detailed analyses of original data that reveal a new way to do better for the environment. It proposes specific examples and suggests an implementing strategy. It is a thought-provoking work that handles an emotional subject with a delightful sense of humor.

8 posted on 11/25/2001 10:17:07 AM PST by farmfriend
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To: farmfriend; Gyroscope
Wow! Excellent book review!!! Gyroscope has it now and I'm waiting for his review, too.
9 posted on 11/25/2001 10:41:22 AM PST by SierraWasp
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To: farmfriend; forester; SierraWasp
Waow! I'm honored by the continued enthusiasm.

Things went really well in Siskyiou. As soon as I complete the marketing development, it's looking into incorporation of the InsCertTM licensing operation. Lots of work ahead all of which will be helpful to completing a second edition.

Sorry I don't have much time to FReep right now. I'm running on a generator. Today is for chainsaw work hardening God's stream channels. I'm soaked and shivering, so I'd better eat and get back to work.

13 posted on 11/25/2001 1:15:52 PM PST by Carry_Okie
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To: farmfriend
Many years ago, Barry Goldwater told some AZ ranchers not to go to the federal government for help. In so many words he said..."if you go to bed with loans from the federal government, you will wind up in more debt than you are now."

Sadly, about 20 ranchers did not heed his advice...they went broke and it wasn't from lack of knowledge. Subsidies are not for the faint of heart; hard work, luck and knowledge seem to work.

14 posted on 11/25/2001 2:07:12 PM PST by yoe
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