South Africa’s Addo National Park is home to a number of endangered species, such as black rhino and Cape buffalo. The largest of its animal populations is a breed of female bull elephant that have no tusks but have evolved quickly during the 20th Century. According to The New York Times, 90 to 95 percent…
Pursuing so-called green energy initiatives may force poor people in developing countries to remain in their conditions, including continuous exposure to pollution, which results in shorter life spans. That is the conclusion of a policy analysis issued by the Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) on Friday. Since environmentalists have pushed for policies based on human-induced…
Hundreds of millions of the world’s poor are being targeted by environmentalist groups, like Greenpeace. The impoverished are being forced to live their lives out in extreme poverty, instead of being able to develop as we in the West did, using fossil fuels. In this video, a video blogger reveals the vicious attack on the…
Soon after the Trump Administration announced lifting the ban on importing the heads, hides and tusks of elephants and other big game, environmentalist groups filed a lawsuit last week to stop the policy revision. Opposition to trophy hunting results in making species, like elephants and lions, extinct. A trip to Africa in 2008 completely changed…
The Chicago Tribune reports that the Trump Administration has lifted an Obama-era ban on African elephant body parts obtained during spotting hunts on the continent. The Administration sacked the idea back in November during a controversy that erupted when it was revealed the President would, most likely, lift the prohibition. Oddly enough, a new book…
President Donald Trump had proposed lifting a ban on elephant trophy hunting. Unfortunately, the President withdrew his proposal after an outcry. This Sky News special report broadcast last year, clearly shows that trophy hunting is precisely the solution to preserving animal species. In this news report, it is pointed out that the Namibian government issues…
Reason magazine recently looked back at an Economist article published during 2002 that highlighted the ban on the importation of American food that was made from genetically modified organisms (GMO’s). Consequenty, the lives of 15 million Africans were put at risk and the population of countries who banned GMO’s had been consuming them for many…
