Rockefeller Snubs Sharks
Thanks to the inaction of Senator John Rockefeller, it may be another decade before the Shark Conservation Act has a chance of passage.
Thanks to the inaction of Senator John Rockefeller, it may be another decade before the Shark Conservation Act has a chance of passage.
It’s absurd for Chaffetz to assert that the Clean Act’s extension of the current Land and Water Conservation Fund.
A bipartisan group in Congress is supporting the Billfish Conservation Act.
Whether it’s washing up on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico or being burned in the engines of our nation’s cars, petroleum is polluting our air, changing our climate, and turning our seas to acid.
The fact that one of the supposedly spill-proof offshore drilling platforms has created one of the largest oil spills in history ought to give politicians like Congressman Adrian Smith second thoughts.
The health of our public lands as a result of the transfer of a large chunk of the Ouachita National Forest to the Boy Scouts of America. The health of our civic society will be damaged just as much.
Why the call for a new study on red snapper populations, and why from the Department of Commerce, instead of NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which is actually qualified and prepared to carry out fish population studies? The answer has more to do with commerce than it has to do with science.
This week, the Senate passed S. Res. 84, a resolution that calls upon Canada to outlaw the hunting of seals and urges Europe to ban trade in seal products. The resolution was passed by voice vote. That’s all well and good, but Canada is Canada, and Europe is Europe. The United States is another thing. [...]
These animals are key ecological players whose presence aids the proper functioning of entire ecosystems. So, who wouldn’t want to support their conservation. Bobby Bright, that’s who, a freshman Representative shaping up to be one of the most regressive Democrats in Congress.
I have a friend who participated in Earth Hour, not long after sitting in front of his television set all morning watching Forumla One racing.