Hard to believe anyone paid for this… yet there is a darker side to it… Continue reading Berkeley discovery: Bumblebees like flowers, not pavement
Category: Property Rights & Land Use
Don't disturb the critters: Forests to be regulated for noise?
Good-bye logging, roads and other forest activity. Continue reading Don't disturb the critters: Forests to be regulated for noise?
Rio+20 sustainability conference: trusts countries after all, but ignores squirrels
While the United Nations packs some highly questionable notions into its Rio+20 “The Future We Want”, it might be helpful to note the suggested changes that weren’t incorporated into it.
Continue reading Rio+20 sustainability conference: trusts countries after all, but ignores squirrels
Horner: An Assessment of the June 2012 Rio+20 UN Conference on Sustainable Development
Check out Chris Horner’s take on the upcoming Agenda 21 summit. Continue reading Horner: An Assessment of the June 2012 Rio+20 UN Conference on Sustainable Development
Surber: Too many polar bears
Don Surber writes in the Daily Mail (Charleston, WV): Continue reading Surber: Too many polar bears
Update: Polar bear-gate investigation goes interagency
Healthy polar bear count confounds doomsayers
“The study shows that “the bear population is not in crisis as people believed. There is no doom and gloom.” Continue reading Healthy polar bear count confounds doomsayers
Sackett v. EPA: The real rest of the story
“Last Thursday, E&E reporter Lawrence Hurley published this story on PLF’s landmark victory in Sackett v. EPA. The story is titled “Justice was blind to some facts in Idaho wetlands case,” and the impression one gets from reading it is that Mike and Chantell Sackett should not be viewed as sympathetically as common sense would suggest…” Continue reading Sackett v. EPA: The real rest of the story
NRDC: EPA lawyers flubbed Sackett case
The enviros claim that the Sacket case may have had another outcome if the Supreme Court knew all the pertinent facts. Continue reading NRDC: EPA lawyers flubbed Sackett case
Obama admin: Oil & gas drilling wiping out sage grouse in Wyoming
“Environmentalists hailed the new study, saying it bolsters their calls for BLM to better manage and plan energy development on federal land near critical grouse habitat.” Continue reading Obama admin: Oil & gas drilling wiping out sage grouse in Wyoming
Shapiro: No room for EPA ‘strong-arming’
“In the Sackett case, all nine justices of the Supreme Court spoke up together and said enough is enough. Strong-arming can be a violation of constitutional rights – even if it is not a technical violation of the law.” Continue reading Shapiro: No room for EPA ‘strong-arming’
EPA's Jackson jets to Paris for Agenda 21 planning
Fresh off her proposal to kill the U.S. coal industry through unrealistic greenhouse gas emissions standards, Lisa Jackson will spend the remainder of the week in Paris planning global government, which apparently cannot be done by Skype. Continue reading EPA's Jackson jets to Paris for Agenda 21 planning