Although constitutional norms are essential to the functioning of our country, they are under serious attack.
Harry M. Clor (1929-2018) was a humble political philosopher and a great teacher.
“It does the project of equal treatment no favors to extend it beyond its proper scope.”
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Start with two big obstacles to good policymaking on the environment: federal review under NEPA, and undue judicial deference to the executive branch.
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Only the wealth accrued over the last few centuries, built upon well-defined property rights, has enabled humans to even worry about the environment.
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In the decades since the movement began in 1970, we have discovered that we don’t have to choose between environmental protection and economic growth.
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NEPA is a quite limited statute; and judicial deference to federal agencies can be good if the agencies are pursuing deregulatory measures.














