Private property rights and the non-coercion principle are the best groundwork on which to proceed with environmental law. Activities which help the environment, which are compatible with a free market, should be encouraged. Private groups like the Nature Conservancy are the key to wilderness preservation, and the government should turn over its public lands to environmental groups to manage. People should take individual initiative to protect the environment, such as recycling, energy conservation, and going solar. Environmental ethics should be encouraged, because that is the only way people are going to voluntarily take action, without the government having to coerce them, to save the planet.
Environmental problems are hoaxes.
There is no global warming. There is no hole in the ozone layer. There is more wilderness in North America now than there was in 1492. There is no such thing as overpopulation. Pollution which affects somebody else's property is an aggression against that property and would thus be grounds for payment of restitution and punitive damages.