Does free-market environmentalism differ from the traditional relationship between environment & the econo?

Question

how does free-market environmentalism differ from the traditional relationship between environment & the economy

Answer 1

While some economists view environmental problems as arising from market failures, free-market environmentalists consider that such problems arise to the extent that

(a) laws don't (in their view) adequately protect or define property rights

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(b) misguided (in their view) laws provide immunities from class or individual tort claims, or interfere with those claims in such a way as to make it difficult to legally sustain them.