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As CO2 is what you exhale every minute and without it plants would not survive, they shortened it to “carbon” to make you think soot or coal dust. Yuck!...
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208, 2021

EV weirdness looms large

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People are not excited about buying electric vehicles, so the Biden administration is gearing up to force us to do it. The trick is to use the so-called Fuel Economy Standards to do it.

3107, 2021

CFACT exposes climate Quislings at FreedomFest

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Don't be fooled by ACC, C3, or anyone else who tries to tell you the Left's climate agenda is scientifically sound, or compatible with American values of individual freedom and limited government.

2907, 2021

CFACT engages in climate change showdown at Freedom Fest

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The gloves were off at Freedom Fest in Rapid City, SD last week when CFACT and the Heartland Institute squared off against representatives of the American Conservation Coalition (ACC) and the C3 organization in a climate change debate.

2807, 2021

Hijacking Natural Gas #1

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Academics at Yale University recently decided we all need to think harder about what to call “Natural Gas." Watch now.

2707, 2021

Biden’s 30 X 30 land grab

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A little-noticed provision buried deep in President Biden’s January 27 executive order has emerged as one of the gravest threats facing ordinary Americans.

2607, 2021

Atlantic salmon’s comeback: Does it warrant more ESA protections?

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"More than 1,400 salmon returned to the Penobscot River in 2020. That was the highest number since 2011, the Maine marine resources department found. The Penobscot is the most productive river for the salmon. It averaged only about 700 fish per year from 2012 to 2019." — Associated Press  In Episode 198 of District of Conservation, Gabriella recaps her trip to Pennsylvania and what she learned in oil and gas country; she explains her take [...]

2307, 2021

Learning About Hmong Hunting Culture (ft. Keng Yang of Minnesota Hunter)

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"We are a hill tribe in Laos. We have been in the United States for a little over 50 years. I think we came here during the Vietnam War after the Americans pulled out during the war. We were brought over here from the to the US. California and Minnesota is where most of the Hmong resided. And so when they came here, a lot of their traditions came back with them, including hunting and [...]

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