Reform MEPA For A Better Climate
Reform MEPA For A Better Climate
Instead of stirring controversy, reforming MEPA could be a rare opportunity to forge bipartisan consensus around reforms that modernize the law for the 21st century, increase predictability for business and benefit the global climate.
By Kendall Cotton
Indians, Property Rights, and Ayn Rand
Indians, Property Rights, and Ayn Rand
In 1876, when rejecting the demand to move his people to a reservation, Chief Joseph said, “I claim a right to live on my land and accord you the privilege to return to yours.” To me, that sounds like a man who understands private property.
By Lawrence Reed
A Glimpse Into A Choice School In The Making
A Glimpse Into A Choice School In The Making
"To do this, one must be allowed to work outside of the top-down uniformity of traditional public schools and rather be able to design and build from the community up."
By Trish Schreiber
School Choice And The Montana Paradox
School Choice And The Montana Paradox
"Whatever the ultimate fate of the choice school law in Montana, it heralds the dawn of a new age in the state."
By Frontier Institute
Fixing Forest Litigation
Fixing Forest Litigation
"Reasonable reforms like these are needed to make litigation and injunctions less disruptive and fix America’s forests."
By Hannah Downey
Montana’s Love Affair with William Jennings Bryan
Montana’s Love Affair with William Jennings Bryan
"Were Montanans right when they endorsed Bryan twice, or were they right to change their minds and oppose him the third time?"
By Lawrence Reed
Letter Recommending 4 Principles For MEPA Reform
Letter Recommending 4 Principles For MEPA Reform
Reforming MEPA could be a rare opportunity to forge bipartisan consensus around reforms that modernize the law for the 21st Century, increase predictability for business and benefit the global climate.
By Tanner Avery
Is Montana’s Open Enrollment Policy ‘Good Enough’?
Is Montana’s Open Enrollment Policy ‘Good Enough’?
"There’s an urgent need to break free from outdated education norms and embrace a more inclusive and adaptable education system."
By Trish Schreiber
Standing Up To Bullies
Standing Up To Bullies
"The education establishment’s bullies have made clear from the get-go they will stop at nothing to block Choice Schools for students."
By Kendall Cotton
A Summer Of Forest Litigation
A Summer Of Forest Litigation
A small collection of litigants, however, continues to derail forest management efforts with lawsuits—jeopardizing the environment they claim to be protecting.
By Hannah Downey
The Uncommon Ella Knowles Haskell
The Uncommon Ella Knowles Haskell
"The uncommon Ella Knowles Haskell played a major role in taking the common—no votes for women—and making it both uncommon and popular. Montanans should be very proud of her."
By Lawrence Reed