Only use native Milkweed for this. Tropical milkweed sold in most garden stores is harmful.
Am, I mistaken? Am I confusing you with someone else? I could swear when we discussed this before, you dismissed it as bird statistics. Not endangered raptors like the real concern is.
Not me. I've been vocal about my opposition to offshore wind and don't hold much of an opinion at all about onshore wind because I've not researched them.
You do not understand how the environment is all tied together, do you? ****ing sad.
Good. I like solar power but not wind power. Nuclear is good also, just unlikely it will happen again.
I do. When does the left actually care past talking points and political power? Where do you draw the line for money spent to saving a small area deemed critical? A financial consideration needs to be in place.
Solar seems more viable in certain regions than others.
I agree. The science had become solid for small scale safe reactors.
I bet the reactor that powers an aircraft carrier could power a small town.
Yep.
I gotta call BS on this.
The trillions is spent by governments mostly and handed out to people working on the agenda. Research papers papers, carbon credits, subsidies, etc.
Monarch butterflies to be added to threatened species list in the US
US Fish and Wildlife Service extends protections to ‘iconic’ insects, who experts say may not survive climate crisiswww.theguardian.com
An iconic species is in trouble.
You can call whatever you want. I left out that that pasture is becoming a subdivision. BTW, maybe you should brush up on the law. When something is declared a "habitat" for something like this butterfly, you'll lose every dime you have going through the courts to try to save your land. Also, the EPA can determine that if livestock waste goes into ponds and water sources including a pond that we built you have to move those animals. That pond only flooded into other potential water sources due to the building project that we sued and won on. Still, we had to move the horses. That farm had been in our family since the early 1880s. Again, believe what you want. IMO, there were some serious kickbacks in this attempt to take the farm.
Wait... you said it was going to be a truck stop. Make up your mind.
I know about the law. The problem is that when I go and look for instances of land being declared a Monarch butterfly habitat and protected in the US, I can't find a single one. I think you made that up. But maybe you can find something that will change my mind.
Not if you clean things up and prevent further pollution.
Now you are changing your story yet again. You previously claimed that the runoff was going into the fallow field. It seems like you have a problem keeping your stories straight.
Ok... why don't you tell us the reason that was given for forcing you to remove the horses? Or was it really just because you were selling the land?
Look... I am familiar with the grandfather clause, but it doesn't protect you from everything.
I will, especially when your story has as many holes in it as this one.
Now this I don't necessarily doubt. The chances of an EPA agent just happening to drive by your farm when you were clearing a fallow field is about as unlikely as winning the lottery. It is likely that somebody either reported you or someone had nefarious purposes and sent the agent to mess with you. Unless the EPA agent is just another of your made-up events.
