Good on the Gulf Restoration Network for suing the Environmental Protection Agency for not doing its job to regulate the fertilizers and other chemicals that have created the huge biological.
The Times has a piece up today on a point I made at last night's Out of Sight event--the power of video technology to stir outrage is tremendous. Police brutality.
Nothing motivates the LGM readership like the relationship between agriculture and riparian ecosystems so let's start this Saturday morning with me recommending you read this report from the Chesapeake Bay.
We often vilify agribusiness and rightfully so. But the actual farmers growing the crops of agribusiness are just people trying to make a living in a capitalist system that constantly.
California refuses to deal with its water shortages in any kind of serious way. It's so bad that even the articles yelling at California about how to take it seriously.
The man who makes Ted Cruz look sane loves him some child labor in agriculture and from the beginning of his political career has advocated repealing child labor law.
Thanks to an unfortunate combination of factors, Maryland has elected a Republican governor. They are already getting what they asked for. Larry Hogan has already withdrawn from regulations of phosphorous.
I suppose if one is going to raise a breed of cattle created by the Nazis, one should expect it to be a killer breed.
