Farmers across the U.S. are facing an unprecedented crisis because they followed government recommendations. For decades, American agriculture has embraced an “environmentally friendly” practice: using nutrient-rich sewage sludge as fertilizer. This sludge…
Category: climate change
Vilsack Says He Could Be Back, With Lots More DEI & ‘Green’ Policies
At the Farm Progress Show in Iowa, Tom Vilsack, the current U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, hinted at his potential reappointment should Harris and Walz prevail in the upcoming election. This statement comes…
The Over-Hyped Environmental and Economic Promises of Electric Vehicles
Electric vehicles (EVs) have been heralded as the silver bullet for reducing carbon emissions to combat climate change, which is all the rage these days. However, beneath the surface of this green…
The Bug-Eating Agenda: A Critical Look at the Push for Entomophagy
In recent years, a peculiar trend has emerged, championed by organizations like the World Economic Forum (WEF), suggesting that the future of human diet should include, if not revolve around, insects. This…
The Weather Channel’s Founder Was a Maverick Against the Climate Change Consensus
John Coleman, the founder of The Weather Channel, became a controversial figure in his later years, not for his contributions to meteorology but for his vocal opposition to the mainstream narrative on…
The Progressives’ Perilous Path to Net-Zero Agriculture by 2050
The Democrat Party’s platform for 2024 has set a goal for the U.S. agricultural sector to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, positioning it as the first globally to do so….
The Case for Nuclear Power: Efficiency, Cost-Effectiveness, and Environmental Benefits
Nuclear power stands out as an exceptionally attractive energy source for farmers due to its minimal land use requirements compared to other renewable energy sources like wind and solar. For farmers, land…
Not ‘Green’ Enough: California’s Proposed Blow to Biofuels Is Part of a Larger Move Away From ICEs
California’s recent proposals to cap biofuel credits, particularly those derived from soybean and canola oils, represent a significant shift in the state’s approach to reducing carbon emissions through its Low Carbon Fuel…
Why Many Farmers Oppose The Push to Install Solar Arrays on Agricultural Land
Every day, a new story is pushed about how great it is to mix solar panels with farmlands. Some farmers have embraced “agrivoltaics,” mainly due to the extra income they can generate….
Wind Farms Are a Threat to Weather, Wildlife, and Well-Being
In recent years, wind turbines have been hailed as a crucial component of the worldwide shift towards renewable energy. However, mounting evidence suggests that these towering structures may alter weather patterns, kill…