Tag Archives: water
Over-regulation conundrum
Screw that: I’ll skip the toy mower for my internal-combustion mower that has enough horsepower to bend the blade because I was too lazy to bend over and pick up that rock. Let’s get started: Gasoline — check. Air board approved gasoline container that leaks half a cup of gasoline on the ground every time I fill the mower — check. Oh, wait. Is it a spare-the-air day? If it is I can’t mow my lawn. Ah, who cares? Besides, the city workers are all running around one-person to a pickup, using leaf blowers on city sidewalks and running their gas-powered mowers in the city parks.
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Buying politicians or paying protection money: They’re one in the same
Take for example the farm groups that consistently gives money to Democrats thinking that maybe someday these Democratic lawmakers might, kind of, maybe see things their way and stop writing laws that take their water, land and livelihoods. Continue reading
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Farm water a national security issue
Farmers have long been innovators in many ways. In fact farmers from around the world will gather next week at the World Ag Expo in Tulare, CA to consider the purchase of new technologies that will further make them more efficient. They’ve had to be more efficient. Continue reading
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It’s not the point, but if it works…
While Appleton’s outrage is completely understandable and shared by many, the article by Chronicle Staff Writer Joe Garafoli SF does point out a very obvious facts: Democrat leaders could care less about the Latino population here in the Valley; Latinos, to the Democrats, are mere pawns in their effort to gain dictatorial control of California and the United States. Continue reading
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