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ACTION ALERT | New AZ bill aims to prohibit deadly weather modification practice
Discover how Arizona House Bill 2056, introduced by Rep. Lisa Fink, aims to ban geoengineering and weather modification in Arizona. Learn about its impact on environmental policy, water rights, and international interests shaping the future of the Colorado River Basin. Join the grassroots movement to protect Arizona’s skies and sovereignty.
ACTION ALERT | AZ Game and Fish ending use of crossbows during archery season
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is proposing a rule change that would eliminate the Crossbow Permit (R12-4-216), removing a critical accommodation for disabled hunters. This decision, based on speculative concerns over permit abuse and fairness, could unfairly exclude disabled individuals from archery season. Learn more about the proposed change, its impact, and how you…
IPBES Global Assessment Report on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services
This article exposes the hidden agenda behind the corporate takeover of natural resources under the guise of environmental action, as pushed by global entities like IPBES and the Aichi Biodiversity Targets. It argues that these so-called sustainability measures infringe on individual land use rights, displace local communities, and hand control to multinational corporations. Instead of…
RED ALERT | Green Impact Exchange – an incremental approach to trading nature on Wall Street
Discover how activist investors and Wall Street tycoons are gaining control over U.S. public lands through corporate entities and ESG-driven financial assets. The Green Impact Exchange, under SEC consideration, aims to be the first U.S. securities exchange dedicated to funding green agendas, reshaping public and private land management. Learn about the implications of this corporate…
SPECIAL REPORT | The Ideology Behind the 15-Minute City and Sustainable Development Movement
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.
RED ALERT | New SEC rule offers “ecosystem rights” to investors and will privatize nature
the Securities and Exchange Commission published a new rule proposed by the New York Stock Exchange that will amend the NYSE Listed Company Manual to include Natural Asset Companies on the New York Stock Exchange. According to the new rule, “Natural Asset Companies are corporations that hold the rights to the ecological performance of a…
SPECIAL REPORT | The Impact of ESG Standards on the Automotive Industry
Most of the time, we are worried about trail closures, management plans, and other proposals that may limit motorized access to public lands. But today, it’s a whole different story. The entire automotive industry is facing some incredible changes, and big names in all corners of the automotive trade are raising red flags.
The Threat to Arizona’s Rural Way of Life: The Battle Against Massive Master-Planned Communities
We cherish our rural way of life, with its quiet neighborhoods, low crime rates, and small family-owned businesses. We appreciate the beauty of nature, wildlife, and the rich history of the area. However, this rural way of life is threatened by massive master-planned communities being developed in the West Valley. These communities, led by the…
Tucson 15-minute city proposal calls for reprioritization of transportation away from automobiles
The City of Tucson has put forth a Climate Action Plan to implement the controversial 15-minute-city agenda in a citywide referendum labeled “Tuscon Resilient Together.” This proposal comes at the heels of Tucson Mayor Regina Romero’s declaration of a climate emergency, and commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by the year 2030.
SPECIAL REPORT | Desalination: A monopoly on western water
Lake Powell and Mead are at the lowest point since their construction. The water, too many folks in the west, especially the farmers, is a serious concern. Now a resolution is starting to emerge in the mainstream that, on the surface, appears will provide us with an abundance of water and forever secure Arizona’s water…