If the Audubon Society owned the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, would it still oppose oil drilling there? More than once, private ownership of natural resources has given environmental groups a strong incentive to balance conservation with commercial development.
To Drill or Not to Drill
Let the Environmentalists Decide
By Dwight R. Lee
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the Fall 2001 issue of The Independent Review.
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