Showing posts with label environment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label environment. Show all posts
California Climate Policies Chilling Housing Growth
by Steven Greenhut. The California Supreme Court's decision
late last month to reject a nearly 6,000-page environmental report for a
proposed development north of Los Angeles will not only delay or
possibly kill a new suburban community. It will make it much more
difficult for developers anywhere in California to build large-scale
housing projects. ... MORE
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California,
climate change,
environment,
government,
growth,
housing,
policy,
politicians,
prices
Absence Of Capitalism Is Environment's Worst Nightmare
by Kerry Jackson. The solutions to global warming — in fact, to all environmental problems, real and perceived — are always antithetical to capitalism. To many who thrill to the global warming scare, capitalism is the cause of climate change. But those who think they would like the environment better without capitalism should try exactly that. ... MORE
S. Fred Singer: The Burden Of Proof On Climate Change
Making America pay. The burden of proof for Anthropogenic Climate Change falls on alarmists. Climate Change (CC) has been ongoing for millions of years – long before humans existed on this planet. Obviously, the causes were all of natural origin, and not anthropogenic. There is no reason to believe that these natural causes have ... MORE
What Climate Alarmists Want: 'A World Without Capitalism'
Investor's Business Daily editorial. Climate Change: Researchers from developed nations who insist that humans are warming the planet have inadvertently given Third World nations a weapon to shake down capitalist nations. Or was that the plan all along? Third World nations haven't developed their economies because their governments ... MORE
Stephen Moore: Does EPA Need Guns, Ammo And Armor?
Government's environmental SWAT teams. The Environmental Protection Agency spent millions of dollars over the
last decade on guns, ammo, body armor, camouflage equipment, unmanned
aircraft, amphibious assault ships, radar and night-vision gear and
other military-style weaponry and surveillance activities, according to a
new ... MORE
How Climate Change Activism Harms Third World Countries
by Shikha Dalmia. To avert a tragedy, they'll cause one. You wouldn't know it from the happy spin emanating from the Oval Office, but a Third World revolt in Bonn, Germany, this week almost derailed the Paris climate change negotiations in November. Although peace has been restored for now, it only happened by papering over this ... MORE
Baylen Linnekin: Right-to-Farm Debate Heats Up
All you need to know about right-to-farm laws. If I asked you to think of an agricultural-law issue that’s been making news in states across the country recently, you’d probably throw up your hands in the air. Maybe you’d shrug and suggest something to do with genetically modified food (GMO) labeling. And if I told you, as I am, that the answer to ... MORE
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agriculture,
animal rights,
environment,
farming,
government,
property rights,
regulation,
rights
John Tierney: The Reign of Recycling
Recycling 40K plastic bottles offsets 1 flight. If you live in the United States, you probably do some form of recycling. It’s likely that you separate paper from plastic and glass and metal. You rinse the bottles and cans, and you might put food scraps in a container destined for a composting facility. As you sort everything into the right bins, ... MORE
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environment,
government,
indoctrination,
liberalism,
nitwittery,
politics,
prices,
recycling,
waste
Walter E Williams: Suppressing Free Speech
The end to a political goal. I receive loads of mail in response to my weekly nationally syndicated column. Some recent mail has been quite disturbing. Here's a sample: "Given your support of freedom on a great many issues, I wish to bring to your attention the following George Mason University staff who have formally called on the President to ... MORE
The Pope’s 3 Biggest Hypocrisies While In America
by Joshua Krauss. For a man who is supposed to represent the highest virtues of Christianity, Pope Francis sure has habit of racking up hypocrisies on a regular basis. However, it’s surprising how many of these hypocrisies were spawned in just the past few days. In fact, they’ve been mounting since the moment he embarked on his trip to North ... MORE
Rachelle Peterson: Divesting From Free Speech
Environmentalists shut down debate on campus. Students campaigning to get universities to divest from fossil fuels are in two minds about free speech. They want it for themselves, but don’t seem keen on free speech for their opponents. The divestment movement didn’t invent free-speech hypocrisy, but divestment activists offer a range of ... MORE
Katherine Mangu-Ward: Plastic Bags Are Good
Another thing prohibitionists get wrong. Here is a list of things that are thicker than a typical plastic grocery bag: A strand of hair. A coat of paint. A human cornea. High-density polyethylene is a miracle of materials science. Despite weighing less than 5 grams, one bag can hold 17 pounds, well over 1,000 times its own weight. At about a penny ... MORE
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commerce,
consumer,
customer,
environment,
government,
prohibition,
regulation,
restrictions
Green Energy Only Exists Thanks To Government Subsidies
by Jeffrey Dorfman. The solar industry admits it. For at least the last thirty years the alternative energy industry has been claiming they are almost ready to be economically competitive with fossil fuel. Wind, solar, geothermal, and others keep begging for government subsidies to help them stay afloat until they can reach a size at which economies ... MORE
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crony capitalism,
cronyism,
economics,
energy,
environment,
government,
solar power,
subsidies
Brian Doherty: Environmental Protection Agency Dumps A Million Gallons Of Orange Mine Waste Into A Colorado River
Pollution is fine, as long as government does it. Disturbing news of a real make-work program from the Environmental Protection Agency, reported by Associated Press via Huffington Post: A million-gallon mine waste spill that sent a plume of orange-ish muck down a river in southwest Colorado on Thursday was caused by a federal mine ... MORE
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