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Where was VACo when Fauquier County charged Martha Boneta for hosting a birthday party for eight little girls?
The Virginia Association of Counties (VACo) is quietly opposing H.B. 1430, the Boneta Bill, out of the public's sight. VACo's anti-property rights agenda was on display when it opposed ... Read more: County Lobbyists Seek to Protect Bullying Bureaucrats from Boneta Bill
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Fauquier County Citizens for Family Farms as Boneta Bill Supporters Begin Boycott of Farm Bureau
Paris, VA – Property rights activist, constitutional lawyer and an organizer of the August 2012 Pitchfork Protest in Warrenton, Virginia, Mark Fitzgibbons issued the following statement today:
"Small ... Read more: Virginians Standing up for Property Rights, Begin Boycott of Farm Bureau
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — John W. Whitehead, president of the Rutherford Institute, is calling on the General Assembly of Virginia to pass legislation put forth by Delegate L. Scott Lingamfelter which would exempt homeowners and small farmers from onerous regulations and state inspections which ...
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Written by Liz Thatcher and Julia A. Seymour
Even with its plot twist, Matt Damon’s “Promised Land” is more of the same Hollywood anti-fracking propaganda we’ve seen before. And it isn’t even great propaganda. It made only a little more than $4 millionits opening weekend, putting it at number ten in the weekend totals, right behind “The Guilt ... Read more: ‘Promised Land’ Continues Hollywood Anti-Fracking Campaign
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It is official. The Piedmont Environmental Council has come out of the closet. It is against “buy fresh, buy local.”
The PEC joined Fauquier County in opposing property and other constitutional rights of small farmers. Talk about the worst kept secret in the county.
H.B. 1430, the ... Read more: PEC Joins Fauquier County in Opposing Rights of Small Farmers
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The New York Times reports that ethanol and biofuel mandates in the U.S. and Europe are fueling rising hunger in Guatemala, which now has the fourth-highest rate of child malnutrition in the world — higher than in many less developed countries in Africa:
With its corn-based diet and ...
Read more: Guatemalan Children Starve Due To Ethanol Mandates
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Written by Ron Arnold
University think tank's lawsuit raises serious questions about the old and new EPA
Lisa Jackson's resignation as administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency has focused attention on the "unfinished agenda" she leaves for this agenda-driven agency's next director (probably Clinton era ...
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Written by Bonner R. Cohen

In the latest confirmation of what is perhaps the most stunning energy-related development in decades, the Paris-based International Energy Agency predicts the United States will become the world’s top oil producer by 2020. IEA says the same advances in hydraulic fracturing technology that recently ... Read more: IEA: U.S. Has Resources to Become World’s Largest Oil Producer
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Written by Zig Lambo

The trading ranges for oil and gas haven't changed that much since we last touched base with Phil Weiss, senior analyst at Argus Research, but the entire landscape for both North American and international oil and gas exploration has shifted dramatically. In this interview with The Energy Report, ... Read more: The Best-Positioned Companies for 2013: Phil Weiss
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