This Obama-era UN-EPA agreement has to go
The UNEP-EPA memorandum is little more than an implementation tool of the Paris agreement and should suffer the same fate.
Farmer settles $2 million lawsuit against high-flying Green realtors
Virginia farmer Martha Boneta has reached a settlement in her $2 million lawsuit against a husband-and-wife team of realtors whom she accused of colluding with an environmental group to drive her off her land.
New Heritage Foundation report highlights failures of Endangered Species Act
“Even if a species should never have been listed, while it is listed, landowners or businesses whose actions might unintentionally harm a member are potentially subject to the ESA’s fines and penalties."
Greens sue Trump to block road serving native tribes
Claims by environmentalists that the road would do “irreparable harm” to birds using the Pacific Flyway are belied by the well-documented experience of migratory birds along far more challenging flyways.
Russian efforts to disrupt U.S. energy markets exposed
"As the threat of American energy continues to grow, so does the Kremlin’s incentive to influence energy operations in Europe and the United States."
Foot-dragging state regulators imperil energy infrastructure
When we stand in our own way, we fall behind, to the delight of global rivals eager to take advantage of our self-inflicted wounds.
Center for Biological Diversity targets Alabama auto plant
Will the proposed Mazda-Toyota automobile plant in Limestone County, Alabama spell the end of the spring pygmy sunfish? Will the spring pygmy sunfish spell the end of the auto plant? Can't we have both?
Swamp’s lynch mob out to get EPA’s Scott Pruitt
Pruitt’s Real Sin? Cleaning Up EPA.
Florida legislature smacks down land-grabbing county officials
Efforts by county officials in the Florida Panhandle to undermine both the property rights and the First Amendment rights of owners of a beachfront home came to naught March 23 when Gov. Rick Scott signed a law reaffirming key foundations of the U.S. Constitution.
Farmer’s decades-old wetlands nightmare continues in PA
When Robert Brace set out to convert pastureland to cropland on his farm in Erie County, little did he know that this simple, age-old farming practice would lead to decades of litigation that has cost him over a million dollars in fines and legal fees.
Greens try to block road serving native Alaskans by suing Trump Administration
After 30 years, residents of King Cove, Alaska finally won approval for the construction of a road connecting their remote Aleutian fishing village to an all-weather airport. Yet the Center for Biological Diversity, Defenders of Wildlife, and their ilk would have the world believe that an 11-mile-long, single-lane gravel road will put birds migrating along the Pacific Flyway in peril.
Florida Keys “takings” property rights case before Supreme Court
The children of a Korean War veteran and his wife are hoping to realize the dream of their late parents and build a home in the Florida Keys, thereby undoing a government “taking” of the family’s property.
Trump’s Interior Department seeks to end abuse of migratory bird treaty Act
The Trump administration is moving to bring much-needed clarity to a century-old bird-protection statute
The Empire State and the Big Apple set to pull the plug on pensions
Demand for fossil fuels is growing worldwide, and depriving pension funds of companies capable of delivering that energy to global markets is playing Russian roulette with New York’s pensioners.
Eco-terrorist attacks on energy infrastructure on tap for 2018
Determined to disrupt the interstate transport of oil and natural gas throughout the United States, a network of environmental activists is openly threatening to resort to sabotage to achieve their ends.