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The Forest Service oversees 193 million acres of wilderness. In a month, you won’t be able to take a picture in them without getting a fine — even if the new rules are unconstitutional. Eric Vilas-Boas Esquire 9/24/2014 Nice photo. That’ll be $1,000, please. This week’s most profoundly wrongheaded display of nonviolent press infringement comes […] September 24th, 2014 | Tags: Ansel Adams, National Parks Service, photography, private citizens, The Organic Act of 1897, U.S. Forest Service, Wilderness Act of 1964 | Category: 1st Amendment, journalism, Media | Comments are closed
Michelle Malkin 6/29/2012 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Did you know that President Obama has been incommunicado with Colorado’s governor for more than two weeks as the nation’s worst wildfires rage across the state? Maybe he thought we were all “doing fine.” After an embarrassing Beltway press briefing revelation about our out-of-touch White House, the administration […] June 30th, 2012 | Tags: Boulder, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Gov. John Hickenlooper, Mayor Steve Bach, U.S. Forest Service, wildfires | Category: Barack Obama, Colorado, Politics, Progressives | Comments are closed
“The judge said, ‘Why don’t you just let Tombstone go in and fix their springs?’ and the Forest Service said, ‘Because we don’t have to.’ “ Jay Crandall AZFamily.com 5/30/2012 TOMBSTONE, Ariz. — It is known as the town too tough to die, but will the federal government now do what a silver […] June 14th, 2012 | Tags: H.R. 5971, Huachuca Mountains, Justice Anthony Kennedy, Justice Clarence Thomas, Rep. Jeff Flake, Spotted Owl, The Goldwater Institute, Tombstone, U.S. Forest Service, water | Category: 10th Amendment, Arizona, Federal Government, Federal Judges | Comments are closed
Mead Gruver Associated Press via MSNBC 8/12/2011 A judge on Friday threw out Obama administration rules that sought to slow down expedited environmental review of oil and gas drilling on federal land. U.S. District Judge Nancy Freudenthal ruled in favor of a petroleum industry group, the Western Energy Alliance, in its lawsuit against the federal […] August 13th, 2011 | Tags: Bureau of Land Management, Energy Policy Act of 2005, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, Judge Nancy Freudenthal, U.S. Forest Service, Western Energy Alliance | Category: Barack Obama, Department of the Interior, Energy, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming | Comments are closed
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