Plan pushes “Rewilding the American West” — Why stop at the West?
Cattle ranchers who have grazing allotments on federal land may come to see themselves as the “troublesome nonnative species” who must be removed.
Cattle ranchers who have grazing allotments on federal land may come to see themselves as the “troublesome nonnative species” who must be removed.
Secrecy abounds around the monster offshore wind (OSW) project proposed by Dominion Energy. In this case it is all about the threat to the severely endangered North Atlantic Right Whales.
"According to the environmentalists the reason that this 30x30 initiative is needed is because only 12% is in a natural state. In truth, though, the federal government already owns almost 30% of the land"
The Black Hole of environmental impact assessment because once you get in, you cannot get out.
Standing in the way of construction of a state-of-the-art geothermal energy plant in central Nevada is none other than the renowned Dixie Valley toad.
One company, however, is focusing on ways to innovate and save water at the source of its use and has developed a recycling system that can be installed in homes and businesses.
The India-based Snow Leopard Trust has pioneered a model of conservation that works with communities to protect the big cats in 12 countries.
The Virginia wind-versus-whales story has taken a turn for the worse. Worse for the severely endangered Right Whales that is.
These 70 ton whales migrate through offshore Virginia twice a year, making the impact of these proposed huge offshore wind projects a serious question.
The increase in dengue can partially be attributed to radical environmentalists’ opposition to the most effective killer of mosquitoes, DDT.
“The dolphins are giving threatened coral reefs in the Maldives and Chagos Archipelago a helping hand by pooing in the lagoons."
The massive offshore wind (OSW) project proposed by Dominion Energy may pose a serious threat to the endangered North Atlantic Right Whale population.
In Sackett v. EPA arguments will be heard in October, and a ruling is expected early next year.
Stockholm+50 will commemorate the 1972 United Nations Conference on the Human Environment and celebrate 50 years of failed global environmental action.
Tons of trash, abandoned vehicles, and dangerous campfires.