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Learn why we are calling for a boycott of Arizona businesses accepting federal funding for EV charging stations. Stand against the EV mandate by voting with your dollars to disrupt the renewable energy push.
Posted in Call To Action
Explore the ideology behind the 15-Minute City and sustainable development movement, which combines environmentalism, urbanism, and global governance. Learn how these concepts claim to address climate change and inequality, while depending on centralized control, technocracy, and corporate influence.
Explore the controversial link between early nature conservation and the eugenics movement through the life of Madison Grant, a key figure who advocated for both environmental preservation and eugenics. This article explores Grant’s legacy, his role in founding national parks,…
Discover how corporate interests are quietly gaining control over U.S. public lands through policies that commodify nature’s ecosystem services. This comprehensive report uncovers how the System of Economic Environmental Decisions and Natural Capital Accounting are reshaping public lands management to…
Arizona’s Senate Bill 1567, recently signed into law by Governor Katie Hobbs, introduces significant changes to off-highway vehicle (OHV) regulations. Key updates include requiring driver’s licenses for OHV operation, mandatory training courses, and new definitions for OHVs. The law also…
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling overturning Chevron deference dramatically impacts administrative law by restricting agency interpretations of statutes. This change affects travel management rules and the application of Executive Order 11644, which governs off-road vehicle use.
Posted in Travel Management PlanThe Bureau of Land Management’s Yuma East Travel Management Plan proposes closing or restricting nearly 500 miles of roads near Yuma, AZ. This action, part of a broader travel management strategy, aims to designate motorized vehicle trails and set management…
Southern Utah’s San Rafael Swell is under review for a new travel management plan, with public comments open until July 22, 2024. This 1.1 million-acre area, renowned for off-roading, singletrack, and dispersed camping, is evaluating various route alternatives. Alternative D,…
Posted in Around The West
