Ron Paul and Environmental Stewardship

johnfkosanke — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 08:02:39 -0500

It seems that Ron Paul is being neglected again - this time by The Environmental Law and Policy Center. Paul's approach to environmental stewardship needs more attention simply because it is the correct one. It begins with the realization that polluters are aggressors, and need to be treated as such. The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) licenses pollutors by giving them tradable emissions credits. High courts override class action suits against heavy industries that pollute the air and water - in the name of the "common good". Whether or not global warming is the threat that it is made out to be, the blame for pollution in general lies squarely on the shoulders of the collectivist state - which has predictably become a convenient ally for such aggressors. Protection of property, on the other hand, provides the best and most natural tool for careful stewardship of the earth.

Environmental Group Uses Google Grants to Target Iowa Voters

Kate Kaye — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 11:32:07 -0500

The Environmental Law and Policy Center gets up to $10,000 worth of Google ads provided free of charge each month to help promote its green efforts, including one aimed at reaching Iowa caucus voters. A search for "Hillary Clinton" turns up an ad suggesting that users "Learn how Hillary Clinton proposes to solve global warming." Targeted to presidential candidate names, the ads link to IowaGlobalWarming.org, and are part of a year-long campaign set to finalize after January's Iowa caucuses.

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Ron Paul and Environmental Stewardship

Environmental Group Uses Google Grants to Target Iowa Voters