Bill Holman of Duke University’s Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions and Fred Smith of the Competitive Enterprise Institute discuss the free market’s role in environmental policy. The Campbell University Law School Federalist Society sponsored this Nov. 11, 2009, debate with support from the John Locke Foundation and John Templeton Foundation.
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