Our ISSN is 1947-6949 (WorldCat ISSN entry). Intro and exit music for our podcasts is excerpted from “Asturias” by Dylly pursuant to a Creative Commons License. Readers of Libertarian Papers may find of interest Murray Rothbard’s 1977 Editorial in the inaugural issue of the Journal of Libertarian Studies, explaining the goals and purpose of the founding of that journal. Abstract: The economic system of innovative dynamism often harms the environment. The opposite is true. As economies flourish through innovative dynamism, birth rates decline, new ways to extract old resources are invented, and previously useless materials are turned into useful new resources. Human and nonhuman animals are often adaptable and resilient to environmental change. Flourishing economies can better protect current species, create new species, and possibly revive some currently extinct species. The rate of global warming is likely to be slow enough that humans and most nonhuman species can adapt to it.

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