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Traditionally there has been an expectation that the state is solely responsible for managing landscapes for the provision of ' public good ' ecosystem services . I think that commonly malice , intent , and negligence mean only that the danger was manifest to a greater or less degree , under the circumstances known to the actor , although in some cases of privilege malice may mean an actual malevolent motive , and such a motive may take away a permission knowingly to inflict harm , which otherwise would be granted on this or that ground of dominant public good . In this regard , the University anchors the State as an unequaled and unique public good and a natural resource providing perspective and opportunity . Only the magistrate ought always to be very careful that he do not misuse his authority to the oppression of any Church , under pretence of public good . But if a regulation truly serves an important public good , such as protecting workers , why are not all workers protected ? Great Yu is the culture hero par excellence : as he works to stop the flooding waters , he wears off all the scales and fur on his legs and arms ( often cited as the reason why Chinese have little body hair ) and while he channels the flooding waters he does not stop even to visit his wife and child ( one of the earliest examples of the pursuit of public good over the private good ) . Basic meteorological data and public meteorological services are near to the perfect example of pure public good and they will only be provided to adequate standards if clearly accepted by governments as a responsibility of government . " But if you're going to tell me that foundations deserve to get a tax credit for being created , and they're going to advance the public good , protect the planet , and create a better society for all of our children , there 's a different standard they should hold themselves to .