N.M. Suit Sets Off Habitat Backlash (Small Endangered Species Act victory)

The Albuquerque Journal (subscription required) ^ | Sunday, August 11, 2002 | Tania Soussan

[c-b 1]

Thanks for the good news.

I didn't see them mentioned but this looks like something my friends over at the Paragon Foundation may have had a hand in.

[razorback-bert]

I am starting a campaign to make NYC's Central Park a roadless "critical habitat".

[aruanan]

Let's get back to man as a protected species.

[B4Ranch]

PING for good news.

[dtel]

"I am starting a campaign to make NYC's Central Park a roadless "critical habitat".

By jove, how could it not be?
What are those yanks doing scaring those rare birds that nest in the park?
If it would have been a wilderness area I am quite sure those ladies would not have been raped and molested in the park, because they would not have been allowed to disturb the natural beauty that is Central Puke.
Nevermind, this property is not west of the Mississippi.
Enviro rules do not apply.

[hammerdown]

Looks good, gotta' bust their hold on the courts.
Thanks for the heads-up.

[Issaquahking]

Thumbs up for a great read! The commies/greens need to crawl down into the hell hole they came out of! Didn't want to rape the natural resources....just manage them intelligently....be a 100 years getting back what the greens screwed up in 25. When I see the daily fire report, it makes me want to ring the necks of the stupid ass greenies for messing with a well developed, and managed resource that did far better under the nuturing of industry, like Boise Cascade or Wierhauser.

[farmfriend]

This is good news. You don't need to kill industry to save the environment.

The Solution.

[BOBTHENAILER]

This is great news. Thanks for the ping.

[JudyB1938]

Although I am in favor of protecting TRULY endangered species, this latest development is good news, indeed. There's one thing in "protecting" and another thing in being ridiculous - especially when they lie about it (the lynx).

I really am happy that people are starting to fight back.