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" Trying to achieve environmental goals by turning the problem over to government often exacerbates environmental destruction . There 's also a decent wine list and a full bar . Appetizers range from ho-hum American bar food ( fried cheese sticks , chicken fingers ) to more exotic offerings : steamed mussels " pepper pot " in weiss beer , jacked up with tomatoes , garlic and red chiles , and a selection of sausages , Black Forest ham , smoked salmon and cheeses . Proper cost-benefit analysis of environmental proposals is simply a tool for separating intentions from good ideas . But it went well with the " authentic " Greek salad , full of color and topped with balsamic vinaigrette . Most environmental problems stem from the misuse of resources that are owned in common . Tax-funded vouchers are allowing some inner-city children in two large cities to escape failing public schools - but not without fierce opposition , primarily from teachers ' unions and from those who question the constitutionality of vouchers . A word here about a side of sweet corn grits we had — they were slap-your-grandmama good , full of butter , heavy cream and sweet corn . Most participants and aspirants are from inner-city families , and statistics give a glimpse of what they face in their public schools . The recent renewal of interest in the Ninth and Tenth Amendments may encourage a reexamination of the full range of federal regulations and laws . The following case studies examine specific federal environmental programs in light of the three questions . But when Secretary Riley called a news conference last year for the specific purpose of making the case against tax-funded vouchers , The Washington Post noted that national polls show growing support for vouchers among parents , particularly minorities , and said , " To voucher supporters , the timing and tenor of Riley 's comments yesterday suggested that the administration senses public sentiment changing . Thousands of children , particularly but not exclusively in inner-city schools , are completing public schooling without an adequate education , and many of them are functionally illiterate . It is a government , in other words , of specific and limited powers over its citizens . This proclamation directed all federal agencies to conduct a " takings impact analysis , " just as they are required to perform an " environmental impact analysis . What about cases where the benefit is not saving human lives , but achieving some other environmental goal ?