AGENDA 21: RAISING FUEL PRICES AND ATTEMPTING TO REGULATE MILITARY JUNTA’S ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY RESULTS IN RIOTS AND LOSS OF LIFE

Burma is one of the countries listed in the Agenda 21 Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund. One of the strategies of preserving bio-sphere ecosystems is reducing the use of fossil fuels through raising prices and taxes on gasoline, diesel, and home heating oil.http://www.un.org/jsummit/html/sustainable_dev/p2_managing_resources/1110_critical_ecosystem.pdf
Burma has a disasterous relationship with the United Nations and World Heritage designation. [...]

Water Woes Parallel

Though water is drying up, a Chinese metropolis booms By Jim Yardley
Thursday, September 27, 2007 SHIJIAZHUANG, China: Hundreds of feet below ground, this provincial capital of more than two million people is steadily running out of water. The water table is sinking fast. Municipal wells have already drained two-thirds of the local groundwater.
Above ground, this [...]

White Sands – More Questions Than Answers

This information is directly addressed to the Otero County Commission, White Sands National Monument (Superintendent Cliff Spencer, Cultural Resource Specialist Diane White). The proposed Ordinance and existing Resolution Opposing World Heritage Sites requires WSNM to inform the County Commission of meetings. This would include site visits by evaluators of the OIA, NPS, UNESCO, [...]

AL KISSLING: GLOBALIST TAP DANCER

I just turned off Stephanie Dubois’ talk show on KRSY. Democrat Al Kissling, from Dona Ann County, was Stephanie’s guest. Al elaborated on how he could get elected without the financial backing of the political moguls who have corrupted Washington D.C. Commendable, Al. Then he did something that was typical of [...]

PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLES: ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE RECONSIDERED

Environmental Governance Reconsidered: Challenges, Choices, and Opportunities (American and Comparative Environmental Policy) (Paperback) by Robert F. Durant (Editor), Daniel J. Fiorino (Editor), Rosemary O’Leary 2004
Environmental Governance Reconsidered is an interesting and revealing publication.My intent here is not to review the book, but rather share some insights into the mind of [...]

AMERICAN FARMERS HEAD TO MEXICO

http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/09/04/america/export.php?page=1(cut and paste the link to read story from Mexican newspaper/English edition)
Quote from news story:
But early last year he began shifting part of his operation to rented fields here. Now, about 500 Mexicans tend his crops in Mexico, where they run no risk of deportation.
“I’m as American red-blood as it gets,” Scaroni said, “but I’m [...]

LAND SWAP FOR DEBT-COLLATERALIZATION OF LAND BY WORLD CONSERVATION BANK

Map from:http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/ARTICLE2/doodoo.htmlMAP OF COLLATERALIZED LANDS IN THE UNITED STATES
The following links and quotes will take the reader to a seldom discussed and sparsely covered controversy concerning the collateralization of the United States against its $17 trillion national debt.
August, 2007: The Derry Brownfield Network/Archives
http://www.newswithviews.com/brownfield/brownfield59.htm
At the FOURTH WORLD WILDERNESS CONGRESS, held in Denver, in 1987, [...]

ALAMOGORDO GLACIER

ALAMOGORDO: In accordance with the newly adopted ‘green’ law enforcement techniques, Alamogordo police will no longer be allowed to use tasers as a method of non-lethal use of force. Following the guidelines layed out in Agenda 21’s ‘Green Enforcement for Law Enforcement’, officers now will be using badgers as the new method of [...]

Forest Service, Otero County & Cloudcroft Will Meet To Discuss Spraying For Looper

U.S. FOREST SERVICE, OTERO COUNTY & VILLAGE OF CLOUDCROFT will be holding a collaborative TOWN HALL MEETING to discuss spraying in the Village, Forest, and Surrounding County Subdivisions to control the outbreak of fir looper (nepytia janetae).
When: Thursday, September 27, 2007Time: 7 p.m.- 9 p.m.Where: Cloudcroft High School Commons Area

Water and Natural Resources Meeting Ruidoso, September 24 and 25

TENTATIVE AGENDA for the WATER AND NATURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE andCOURTS, CORRECTIONS AND JUSTICE COMMITTEE
September 24 and 25, 2007
Room 6, Aztec Room
Ruidoso Convention Center
Monday, September 24
8:30 a.m.call to Order
–Senator Phil Griego, Water and Natural Resources Committee Chair
–Representative Al Park, Courts and Corrections Committee Co-Chair
–Senator Cisco McSorley, Courts and Corrections Committee Co-Chair
8:35 a.m. Ruidoso and [...]