New IPCC Climate Report Paints Urgent Picture
The world’s climate scientists have spoken and it would be prudent for our elected leaders to listen–especially those whose standard response to media and voter...
Wilderness Act Turns 50
Fifty years ago–September 3rd, 1964–the Wilderness Act was signed into law. This might not have happened if it was not for a staunchly conservative Congressman from...
CRS Launches Senior Fellows Program
Conservatives for Responsible Stewardship is pleased to announce the launch of its Senior Fellows Program. This program offers stewardship-minded conservatives with a strong...
Fourth Hottest July Ever. Really?
Those living in much of the Eastern and Central U.S. would likely be surprised to hear NOAA’s recent announcement that July 2014 was one of the hottest Julys on record. For many...
Nothing Conservative About Candidate’s Climate Denial Video
Louisiana state Representative Lenar Whitney, who is running for Congress, has posted a video online where she calls global warming “the greatest deception in the history...
EPA’s Proposed Wetlands Rule Makes Fiscal Sense
EPA’s recently proposed wetlands rule has taken a lot heat from special interests such as American Farm Bureau Federation and the National Association of Home Builders....
House Moves Against Theodore Roosevelt’s Antiquities Act
Republican leadership in the U.S. House of Representatives is planning a vote this week on H.R. 1459, a bill sponsored by Congressman Rob Bishop (R-UT) and six other Western...
CRS Welcomes Move to Protect Alaska’s Bristol Bay
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) just announced (02/28/14) its initiation of a process to decide whether to use its veto authority under the Clean Water Act to...
Are Our Rivers and Streams Going to Pot?
The big push by liberals and libertarians to legalize marijuana is troubling to many conservatives. Their concerns center on the anticipated social impacts of making a...
Endangered Species Act: Conserving Life for 40 Years
Forty years ago the Endangered Species Act passed with overwhelming bipartisan majorities in Congress and was signed into law by President Nixon. Both its enactment and longevity...
