Lynn Scarlett
Lynn Scarlett is Executive Director of Reason Public Policy Institute. She is the author of numerous articles and studies on environmental policy, including New Environmentalism, published by the Dallas-based National Center for Policy Analysis, and "Evolutionary Ecology," in Reason magazine, May 1996. She served as Chair of the National Environmental Policy Institute's "How Clean Is Clean" Working Group and was a member of the Enterprise for Environment Task Force, chaired by William Ruckelshaus. She chairs California's Inspection and Maintenance Review Committee, charged with evaluating California's vehicle Smog Check program.
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Conservation, Not Commerce Keys Revival of Environmental Localism
Local decision making critical to environmental protection
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Future of Waste Technology
Market forces drive changes
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Attacks on Norton, Whitman Focus on Form, Not Results
New environmentalism encourages private sector stewardship
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Moderate Environmental Agenda on Horizon
Bush's focus will be on problem solving
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Industrial Ecology on the Horizon
The search for waste reductions
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E-Waste Politics
Users should decide how to discard products
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Diversion and Consolidation
Predictions of future waste management efforts
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Landfill Challenges and Environmental Justice
Landfills will face high hurdles
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States Can Teach the Feds
Pennsylvania shows incentives work better than mandates
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Waste Minimization, Resource Conservation, and Environmental Progress
Voluntary models of shared responsibility
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Environmental Information
The Toxics Release Inventory, Stakeholder Participation, and the Right to Know - Part I
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Race to the Top
The Innovative Face of State Environmental Management
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Green Hand of Progress
Recycling often encourages inefficient resource use
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Market Oriented Planning
Principles and Tools
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Recycling Yes, Mandates No
Mandates are wrongheaded
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Buying Green
Consumers, Product Labels and the Environment
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Solid Waste Management
A Guide for Competitive Contracting for Collection
