Videos tagged with Environmental Policy

This video advocates for AB 902, a bill aimed at funding wildlife overpasses and underpasses in California. The description highlights that Caltrans data identifies critical road-crossing hotspots for animals like deer, elk, and bears, and that the bill seeks to mitigate these dangers and reduce animal-vehicle collisions. It emphasizes the conservation and public safety benefits of such infrastructure, clarifying it's not a criticism of hunters. The video promotes the idea as common sense and a practical solution to a known problem.

This video discusses the controversial "biosecurity" measures implemented on Catalina Island, which critics argue are being used as a pretext to eliminate the island's deer population. The description highlights a shift from a coexistence approach, supported by biologists, to a "zero deer" policy, drawing parallels to a drastic directive. The content suggests a community backlash against these eradication efforts and questions the ethical implications of using "biosecurity" as justification for wildlife removal. The hashtags indicate a focus on conservation, politics, and the ethics of wildlife management.

This video discusses the controversy surrounding a proposed deer culling on Catalina Island, drawing parallels to a past goat massacre. The description highlights the trauma experienced by residents from previous wildlife extermination methods, including the use of helicopters and hired shooters, which resulted in wounded animals being left to suffer. The content argues against the Conservancy's plan to repeat such actions, framing it as a violation of community well-being and an inappropriate approach to conservation. The focus is on the ethical and emotional impact of wildlife management practices on local communities.

This video critiques the Catalina Island Conservancy's deer eradication plan, arguing it's a narrative driven by financial interests rather than supported by science. The content highlights a conflict between conservation efforts and what the creators perceive as flawed justifications for wildlife management. It touches upon political and environmental aspects of the issue, framing it as a potential scandal.

This video discusses the Catalina Island Conservancy's renewed plan to eradicate mule deer, this time using ground-based "mercenaries" instead of helicopters. CRPA's Legislative Director, Rick Travis, joins Kevin Small to analyze the situation, critique the Conservancy's methods and claims about fire hazards, and highlight opposition from Supervisor Janice Hahn and LA County Fire. The discussion covers the scientific validity of the plan, ethical hunting versus eradication, and calls for public action to stop the program. It also touches on past eradication efforts and potential political and environmental ramifications.

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features Braxton McCoy, a veteran, rancher, and public lands advocate, discussing a controversial Senate proposal to sell millions of acres of public land. The discussion delves into the potential impacts on hunters, ranchers, local communities, and the preservation of public access, habitat, and heritage. Braxton explains the history and legal aspects of land disposal and encourages listeners to contact their senators to oppose the sale. The conversation also touches upon related issues like mineral rights, housing, and water scarcity.

This video discusses a breaking news development where the World Bank is reportedly committing to making meat eaters pay for climate change. The creator of The Alaska Prepper channel provides this information and promotes various affiliate products related to preparedness, including solar generators, freeze-dried food, water filtration, and emergency medical supplies. The video focuses on economic and environmental policy implications, rather than firearms content.

This video discusses the US Fish and Wildlife Service's initiative to ban lead ammunition on its managed lands, framing it as the initial step towards a nationwide ban. The content argues this policy is part of the Biden Administration's perceived "war on lead ammo" and criticizes its impact on gun owners, particularly those involved in recreational shooting and hunting on public land. It highlights the Gun Owners of America (GOA) and promotes their initiatives, including GOALS registration and merchandise.

This video expresses concern and alarm regarding the "Environment Police" allegedly aiming to confiscate personal vehicles, including electric cars. The title and description emphasize the urgency to watch this content. The description also includes several affiliate links for various products such as solar generators, survival food, medical supplies, tools, and precious metals, along with discount codes. The content appears to be a commentary or a warning about potential government overreach related to environmental policies and vehicle ownership.

This video discusses the controversial practice of various U.S. states allowing the spreading of toxic sewage sludge on farmland. While the core topic is environmental and agricultural policy, the description and chapter titles hint at broader themes of supply chain disruptions, economic concerns (EV charging prices, bond yields, DXY, gold), and preparedness, as indicated by the "Nutrient Survival Giveaway" and links to survival gear. The content is presented by "Alaska Prepper," suggesting a focus on survivalist perspectives on current events. No firearms are mentioned or demonstrated.

This video discusses the practice of releasing pheasants into the British countryside, exploring the potential benefits and arguments for regulation. It prompts viewers to consider the future of this conservation effort and encourages engagement with the content creators. The description includes links to the channel's website, other YouTube channels, a podcast, and social media platforms, inviting viewers to support the content and subscribe.

This video discusses a new law in New Jersey, dubbed a "rain tax," signed by Governor Phil Murphy. The tax is reportedly linked to property rates and weather events, and aims to address issues such as stormwater runoff and combined sewer overflows. The description includes links to various news articles and environmental organizations discussing the legislation and its potential impact on New Jersey residents.