Profiles

Presented as part of the Brown Bag Seminar Series . Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 12 May 2005.

By granting parties who cannot demonstrate actual harm the legal standing to sue, we have opened the legal pasture to a veritable flood of new grazers, who do not care about the harm they inflict on others whose claims may not only be more pressing but may also have real merit. David Laband...

Forest industry and other private timberland owners increasingly are burdened by environmental and other government regulations that in many cases constitute de facto seizures of their property rights.

The Bush administration's new duty on Canadian softwood lumber imports could dynamite the nation's housing.

Polls say people want both prosperity and unlimited environmental amenities. Sometimes, however, you must make a choice. David Laband explains.