Biden Pushes Forward with Plan to Put 30% of U.S. Land Off Limits, Including Private Property

Biden Pushes Forward with Plan to Put 30% of U.S. Land Off Limits, Including Private Property​

President Joe Biden is pushing forward on an executive order calling for 30 percent of U.S. land be “conserved” — up from the 13 percent that are national parks and other federal holdings — including private property. And while environmentalists want even more restrictions, Republicans and Americans whose livelihood depends on land are strongly opposed to what they see as a land grab by the federal government.

Taxpayer-funded National Public Radio (NPR) reported on what it described as Biden’s effort “to slow the collapse of nature.”

TEOTWAWKI inc. said:

Sounds like part of the 'eliminate single family zoning' plan.

I wonder what animal will end up being able to make use of the 'conserved' land? Never mind, it will be the pigs.

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Tens of thousands of ranchers use government land to graze their cattle. Liberals have for decades wanted to shut down the ranching business in this country... A few years from now they will pronounce no more grazing on public lands .. The long term dream of environmentalist Cattle emit methane when they digest their food. This happens due to the cow's specialized ruminant digestive system, which allows cattle to consume grasses which grow on marginal land that would be otherwise unusable for growing food. The gas breaks down in the atmosphere in 9-12 years, is sequestered in soil and grasses, and then consumed by ruminant animals as part of a natural grazing cycle.

“Today’s announcement with the EU is a continuation of Democrat efforts to overly regulate our farms and ranches, tax our multigenerational farm families to the brink and take productive land out of use. It is hard to find anything this administration and congressional Democrats have done that makes life for production agriculture easier or less expensive,” Boozman says. “I am very concerned about what this means for rice farmers, who produce one of the most consumed grain in the world, and livestock producers, who as a large segment of American agriculture make critical contributions to our economy.”

U.S. and Europe agree to slash methane emissions as Biden tells world 'time is running out' on climate change​

In an effort to tackle the low-hanging fruit in fighting climate change, President Biden and the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced a joint pledge to cut methane emissions by at least 30 percent by 2030 and urged other nations to join them.