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CSPAN3 Politics Public Policy Today August 6, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN3 Politics Public Policy Today August 6, 2014

And dont you think this is an unforeseen consequence of congress interjecting itself into the markets . Senator, thank you. I would say we are seeing what ducks unlimited and others are calling a crisis in the prairies. We certainly, if you think about the states of north dakota and south dakota, which are really the heart of water fowl production for the United States of america, we have Energy Development in the balken oil fields squeezing from the west and we have Agricultural Development squeezing from the east, and so there is no doubt that we are seeing widespread and unprecedented conve...

CSPAN3 Politics Public Policy Today June 30, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN3 Politics Public Policy Today June 30, 2014

Assessment, and then yesterday the epa proposing acceptable and effective regulation of Greenhouse Gas emissions and so i feel like our country finally has the information and the wherewithal and is finding the will to address this great challenge. And hunting and fishing are vital components of the nations economy especially in many rural areas. In 2011 americans spent 145 billion on wildlife related recreation, nearly 1 of the nations gross domestic product. And the changing climate system is affecting hunters and anglers today. And it is darkening the prospect for hunters and anglers tomorr...

Signup reopens for Continuous Conservation Reserve Program - Vimarsana News

Signup reopens for Continuous Conservation Reserve Program

“CRP is the cornerstone of our work to empower producers and landowners in fostering healthy upland bird populations on their properties."