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February 23, 2019

Grijalva joins enviro extremists in push for 1.7 million acre Arizona land grab

The Southern Arizona Congressman is expected to unveil legislation that seeks to authorize a permanent 1.7 million acre land grab in Northern Arizona and…

February 22, 2019

“Socially Responsible Agricultural Project” is a front for animal rights radicals

SRAP is the driving force behind many recent nuisance lawsuits that are working to devastate large family farms. They specialize in agitating community members,…

February 21, 2019

Natural Resources Management Act a mixed mess with more bad than good

When the program was first passed in 1964 it promised to direct 60 percent of its funds to states and 40 percent to federal…

February 20, 2019

Will SCOTUS decision subject your septic tank to federal regulations?

Petitioners also argue the decision would subject taxpayers to costly permits and fines. The 9th Circuit ruling could also mean property owners with, say,…

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February 18, 2019

“Epidemic” of dead trees imperiling US forests

U.S. forestry officials reported 27 million trees died in California in the 12 months running up to December 2017. Since 2010, 129 million trees…

February 16, 2019

WOTUS revisions take some burden off agriculture

“…This proposed rule would also clarify that cropland that is left idle or fallow for conservation or agricultural purposes for any period of time…

February 15, 2019

States must have a role in endangered species determinations

“When an animal is categorized as an endangered species, it is the states and local communities that are most impacted, but currently they can’t…

February 12, 2019

Black Vultures: The emerging, federally-protected livestock scourge

Black vultures killed nine calves on Tretter’s Illinois farm in 2018. Eyes pecked out and backsides torn to a bloody pulp, the calves were…

February 11, 2019

LaPlata County may terminate citizen-led land use planning districts

The three Democrats on the county commission have found themselves at odds with local landowners, developers and businesses over what appears to be a…

February 11, 2019

Town council in Colorado wants to turn private canals into urban trails

“The water districts all signed an agreement not to use the canal roads but the City has it in its long term budget. They,…

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