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Francisco Capella

The Ethics of Freedom and Climate Change

Mises Daily

Author: Francisco Capella

Online Publish Date: November 24, 2009

Category: Private Property, Production Theory, Subjectivism, The Environment

The freedom of a person to act according to his will in his property implies by symmetry that aggressions against others are ethically unacceptable. An illegitimate aggression is any sufficiently intense adverse physical interference caused by a person on another’s property. A problematic and possibly important case is the alteration of

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