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Much of the most heavily polluted land in the US is privately owned, so I don't see how that eliminates the issue. I'd be much more concerned with issues like
by aeternum 4y ago
Much of the most heavily polluted land in the US is privately owned, so I don't see how that eliminates the issue.
I'd be much more concerned with issues like groundwater contamination, seeping gasses, and toxic waste dumping.
- WalterBright 4y ago> groundwater contamination, seeping gasses, and toxic waste dumping Are all not allowed in a free market. A free market does not condone damaging other people or their property. BTW, US military bases are on some of the most polluted ground because they polluted it.
- aeternum 4y agoHow would aviation, water-rights, or even building a railroad/tunnel work in your pure free market society? Can factories actually exist without 'damaging' the air or water runoff to other people's property?