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Extreme Greens

Who are the radicals behind the anti-Mutton Bustin’ jihad?

April 3, 2022 3

Bizarrely, according to a report in the Coloradoan, Cook and his buddies targeted this particular chicken farm because it was too humane, and thus perpetrated the "humane myth." by Marjorie Haun Samantha Francis, an ardent anti-agriculture activist from the U.K.…

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Colorado ‘AgrAbility’ program helps people with disabilities work in agriculture

October 27, 2021 0

"We find that a lot of people with disabilities have problems handing traditionally large livestock. Cows and horses are big animals, and if you have mobility issues or balance issues, and you can't get out of the way of a…

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Progressive outdoor rec industry running fake Republicans in Utah

April 7, 2018 2

Korenblat's qualifications include mountain biking, manufacturing mountain bikes, lobbying for the mountain biking industry, being inducted into the mountain biking hall of fame, owning a mountain biking shop, running a non-profit (what progressive in Moab doesn't run a non-profit?) and…

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Innovative ‘Online Initiative’ will help diversify, boost Utah’s rural economies

March 12, 2018 0

"The premise was simple, educate, coach, mentor and teach rural businesses and members of the workforce to take advantage of online opportunities, outside of their geographical boundaries.  ROI will target skilled, underemployed, unemployed, and those that have dropped out of…

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Humane Society ‘scumbag’ CEO steps down amid sexual assault accusations

February 7, 2018 1

When multiple news outlets reported that HSUS CEO Wayne Pacelle was under investigation regarding multiple complaints of sexual harassment, the media storm that followed aligned with the current national focus on stories of sexual assault in the workplace. It seemed like Pacelle…

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Who are the big players in the anti-livestock movement?

February 5, 2018 0

Memphis Meats is a business…well, I don’t think I can call them a business if they aren’t selling anything or making any money besides the donations they get from billionaires. So, Memphis Meats is a group of animal rights activists…

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Opening up land to ‘homestead’ Americans displaced by natural disasters

February 4, 2018 1

What if, instead of spending money to rebuild in the same disaster-prone places, we offered land to build somewhere else? That is the question behind a new idea called “disaster relief homesteading.” by Greg Walcher Geologists at the Washington State…

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Zinke blasts National Parks failure to deal with ‘culture of sexual harassment’

January 30, 2018 1

“We’ve had a culture of sexual harassment. That era has come rapidly to a close,” he told The DC. “I have fired four individuals. They said I could. I did. I’ll fire 400 if I have to. We had a…

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Tired of federal control of lands? ‘Go wet, young man!’

January 15, 2018 0

Today, nearly all the world’s inhabitable land is either privately owned or held by governments, no longer available for homesteading. But what if people once again had that choice? That is a gist of a notion that has been around…

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Is fighting ‘climate change’ worth sacrificing modern civilization?

January 6, 2018 1

As the Washington Post wrote this week, “The world is turning more and more to renewable sources of energy… to fight climate change. But what if climate change itself alters the distribution of wind, or sunlight… or river flows, and…

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