The following article caught my eye this morning. Since it invited comments at the end, I shared my comments with them and they follow the article. Jim Anglers could be forbidden to wade in waters that run through private property.On March 20 the New Mexico Legislature passed a bill by a 32-to-31 margin that aims […]
New Mexico Legislature Passes Bill Restricting Access to Public Streams
Posted on April 14, 2015 Written by
Environmental Shakedown Through Bastardized Application of Science, Policy, and Education
Posted on April 13, 2015 Written by
Disgruntled ex-federal employees found a way to bilk taxpayers out of millions of dollars using the flawed Endangered Species Act Over a 3‑year period, 2009–2012, Department of Justice data show American taxpayers footed the bill for more than $53 million in so-called environmental groups’ legal fees—and the actual number could be much higher. The real […]
Contract Extension Could Leave Landowners Flapping in the Breeze
Posted on April 12, 2015 Written by
Critics say a proposed legislative fix violates the spirit of the law against special legislation for corporations and undercuts options for landowners who may rethink their involvement with wind developers. The controversy focuses on the 82-megawatt Black Oak wind farm — on the drawing board in Stearns County since 2008. State law requires that wind energy projects […]
Using the Global Warming Hoax to Destroy America
Posted on April 12, 2015 Written by
When President Obama announced on March 31 that he intends to ensure that the U.S. will slash its “greenhouse gas emissions” 26% below 2005 emissions levels by 2025 in order to keep pledges made to fulfill the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, he failed to mention that such levels would be comparable to what […]
How California Went Dry
Posted on April 9, 2015 Written by
Gov. Jerry Brown of California is fired up about nailing his citizens to the wall, should they dare to use more than their allotted amount of water. On Sunday, Brown said that those who did not take shorter showers would be punished with fines of up to $500, in order to cut urban water use […]
An Appeal From A Koasek Family
Posted on April 7, 2015 Written by
We are a concerned family, living in the terror of geo engineered skies, in the state of Vermont. We also belong to the Koasek Abenaki Nation in our state. Our ancestors passed down a strong understanding of the inter-relatedness between people and nature. Our lives would not be worth living if we spent every day […]
Federal Land Management Not a Good Deal for Americans
Posted on April 4, 2015 Written by
“By nearly all accounts, our federal lands are in trouble, both in terms of fiscal performance and environmental stewardship.” That was an assertion made earlier this month in a study released by the Property and Environment Research Center (PERC). The study focused on the difference between state-managed public lands and federally managed public lands. The […]
Liberal Obama Law Professor: Obama’s EPA is Burning the Constitution
Posted on March 20, 2015 Written by
Laurence Tribe, a liberal Harvard law professor, in fact, he was one of Obama’s law professors, claims that Obama and his EPA is “burning the constitution”. Tribe explains the limitations that the constitution allows to the EPA: “EPA possesses only the authority granted to it by Congress. Its gambit here raises serious questions under the separation […]
