This one comes from NH, but the problem is universal. Anytime government steps in, there is no way to allow for private property rights to attenuate the use or clamation of a resource based on the needs of consumers and providers. There is no way to husband a resource properly. You get arbitrary regulations made by people far from the problem who don't have any stake in anything. Bad mojo, baby. Leave it to private markets, private property rights, and private arbitration, and you see a system that arises similar to what western ranchers had  for their cattle -- no government needed to handle it.

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