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Here’s a new video about a vital figure in the movement to restrain US immigration to sustainable levels: A video tribute to John H. Tanton, M.D. – retired ophthalmologist and eye surgeon and founder of the modern immigration reform movement. Dr. Tanton is publisher and former editor of The Social Contract. As a strong […] September 28th, 2016 | Category: traditional environmentalism | Tags: enforcement, environmental sustainability, immigration, population growth |  Email This Post |  Print This Post The President visited Yosemite this weekend, so the public’s attention is focused on parks. Naturally, the discussion includes liberal worries that the parks are not diverse enough, and that topic was a front-pager for the San Francisco Chronicle on Sunday. Liberal outdoorsy types, like Sierra Clubbers, worry that colorful people don’t care about wild […] June 19th, 2016 | Category: traditional environmentalism | Tags: assimilation, California, diversity, environment, graffiti, immigrants, open space, wilderness preservation, Yosemite | Email This Post | Print This Post The Los Angeles Times had an interesting front page graphic on Wednesday, showing that Beijing’s air pollution is many times that of the famously smoggy City of the Angels. The chart goes with a news article about the struggle of Chinese people to convince their government to tackle cleaning up their nation’s air, a […] September 10th, 2014 | Category: traditional environmentalism | Tags: California, China, environment, globalization, outsourcing, pollution, tariff | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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