The Chairman of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and the Texas Attorney General have written to EPA’s Administrator telling her she is breaking the law.
EPA has not given up on regulating dust from your farm. And a number of agricultural organizations suggest the new standard could be devastating.
Re-mining and reclamation in Virginia.
The ban on offshore drilling only makes things worse.
Myths about privatizing state parks.
EPA is continuing its effort to regulate as many aspects of production agriculture as possible. This latest effort is merely a precursor to more lawsuits against livestock production in the United States.
In Part I of this commentary, we explained that the key to honest science is independent replication of the analysis and evaluation of important assumptions.
Agriculture has a lot at stake in the climate change or global warming debate. Troubling questions have been raised recently over the science supporting global warming.
The wonderful “A billion here, a billion there, and pretty soon you’re talking real money” statement attributed to Senator Everett Dirksen may be apocryphal, but it remains a prescient warning to our nation’s leaders.
Middle America seems to have awakened with the Tea Party. So, what is the Tea Party about and what does that really mean with regard to environmentalism?
