Category Archives: Radical Environmentalism

Trump administration reauthorizes use of “cyanide bombs” to kill wild animals

Posted on August 9, 2019 by

  Just another ho hum example of how government intervention never seems to work out as advertised. I am from a time when M-44s could be bought at your local feed store and don’t recall knowing or knowing of anyone … Continue reading →

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How environmental analysis inadvertently drains the Forest Service budget

Posted on June 25, 2019 by

With such an outdated process, it typically takes the agency over three years to complete an environmental impact statement and over two years to complete an environmental assessment. And then nobody ever reads them. I was (un)fortunate enough to have … Continue reading →

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Stealth AOC ‘Green New Deal’ now the law in New Mexico, voters be damned

Posted on May 29, 2019 by

…no one is reporting about bad laws taking shape in secret. That’s exactly how radical green groups want it… Their latest attempt was in New Mexico, and unfortunately, it succeeded. Newly-elected Democrat Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed the “Energy Transition … Continue reading →

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Conservation Nation E:1 “Outdoor Access”

Posted on April 23, 2019 by

Happy Earth Day – jtl, 419   cfact Gabriella Hoffman is on the hunt for the unsung heroes and underappreciated causes of true conservation, environmental success stories, and human ingenuity in this new series, Conservation Nation. On this episode, Gabriella … Continue reading →

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The Totalitarian Pipe Dream

Posted on December 7, 2018 by

One source of information about the real watermelon agenda is the Green Party Platform, much of which sounds identical to the rhetoric on the Web site of Democratic Socialists of America, which itself is increasingly indistinguishable from the Democratic Party. … Continue reading →

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I Guess I’m an Angry White Man

Posted on January 18, 2017 by

Who said the “whites without a college degree” are all male? Why is it always Angry White Men and never Angry White Women, when, in fact, a majority of white women voted for Trump? My theory is that it’s harder … Continue reading →

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Stinging fears over ‘bee-pocalypse’

Posted on August 17, 2016 by

For one thing, reports of major, unexplained bee disappearances date back at least to 940 A.D. in Ireland. The vexing problem is nothing new…Second, actual field studies of bee populations in association with extensive neonicotinoid use in canola and corn … Continue reading →

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Rural Oregon’s Lost Prosperity Gives Standoff a Distressed Backdrop

Posted on January 19, 2016 by

Areas that were once economically important languish as jobs are clustered in urban centers, creating a feeling of powerlessness as their populations grow older, poorer and less educated. Although this article is about what one would expect from the NYT … Continue reading →

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Smart Meters: Enforcement Of Mandatory Water Restrictions Is Only Just The Beginning

Posted on April 10, 2015 by

I guess it never dawned on the commie bastards that the problem is their subsidization all these years of cheap water. Had they turned the resource over to the private sector, and the free market pricing mechanism, they wouldn’t have … Continue reading →

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Book Review: The Skeptical Environmentalist

Posted on February 8, 2015 by

(Lomborg) stresses the need for clear-headed prioritization of resources to tackle real, not imagined, problems. THE one and only thing that can equitably “prioritize resource use” is a free market founded upon private property rights. Through its price rationing mechanism, … Continue reading →

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