Month: February 2018

Environmental Impact Statements a Key Tool for Reporters, But for How Long?

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Source:  Society for Environmental Journalists An Oakdale, Calif., resident examines a map during a public meeting in June 2016 showing plans for Sacramento District parks and projects along the Lower Stanislaus River. The National Environmental Policy Act requires such projects prepare environmental impact statements, which are invaluable resources […]

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Ladd Drummond, BLM wild horse holding facility contractor, and wife Ree Drummond (The Pioneer Woman) interviewed at the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association convention

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Here is a youtube video of an interview with Ree Drummond (The Pioneer Woman) and her husband Ladd Drummond, a BLM contractor who has been paid over $20 million by taxpayers to warehouse wild horses on his private property, at the recent annual convention of the wild horse […]

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TEMPORARY INTERIOR DEPARTMENT DIRECTORS ILLEGAL

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Brian Steed, Bureau of Land Management’s Acting Director “Federal agencies are not supposed to be run like a temp service.” – PEER Executive Director Jeff Ruch Source: Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) For Immediate Release: Feb 12, 2018 Contact: Kirsten Stade (202) 265-7337 TEMPORARY INTERIOR DEPARTMENT DIRECTORS […]

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Ree Drummond (The Pioneer Woman), wife of Ladd Drummond, a BLM wild horse holding facility contractor, was keynote speaker at the 2018 National Cattlemen’s Beef Association convention

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Ree Drummond on the stage at the 2018 National Cattlemen’s Beef Association convention by Debbie Coffey On Ree Drummond’s blog (The Pioneer Woman), under a photo of the fancy boots she wore to speak at the 2018 National Cattlemen’s Beef Association convention, Ree states: “Finally, I shared this […]

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The Mad King Flies His Flag

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Opinion by Timothy Egan as published on The New York Times The emperor of the outdoors rode into town on a horse named Tonto, and soon demanded that his own special flag fly outside his headquarters whenever he was in Washington. He believes fracking is proof that “God […]

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