Climate Hustle 2 Premieres This Thursday
By Paul Driessen Ignore the Climate Alarm, Clean Energy and Cancel Culture Industry con artists. See the movie. Weekly, daily, even hourly, we are told that global temperatures are rising, ice caps are melting, and hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, floods and droughts are all getting more frequent, intense and destructive because of climate change. […]
Keeping up with SEEAG – Fall Newsletter 🍃
A MESSAGE FROM SEEAG’S CEO HELLO FRIENDS, When we sent our last newsletter we were just beginning to see the impacts of COVID as schools were shutting down and all learning was forced online. SEEAG had to take a deep breath, dig in and pivot to help our students at home and support the […]
Wildfires Will Become Worse Thanks To Decades-Old Liberal Policies, Says Fire Expert Who Predicted Uptick In Blazes
CHRIS WHITE TECH REPORTER Former President Bill Clinton’s land management rules and other liberal policies paved the way for future debilitating wildfires, fire expert Bob Zybach told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Zybach warned of potential disastrous wildfires shortly after Clinton signed a slate of rules in the mid-1990s that drastically reduced logging and road creation […]
Why a Visit to Zion National Park Should be on Your Travel Bucket List
By Lukas Saville Zion might sound like another planet altogether, but this national park in southern Utah is an absolute gem on Earth. It attracts nearly 4 million visitors every single year- hikers, mountain bikers, nature lovers, and adventurers alike. The geography in Zion National Park is some of the most unique in the United […]
Mammoth Lakes: A Mountain Town for All Seasons
BY SKYE SHERMAN Aspen, Vail, Jackson Hole … Mammoth Lakes? The California mountain town may not have the exalted reputation of other ski meccas, but it’s just as popular among the jet set. Celebrities from Tony Hawk to George Clooney, the Kardashians, and Will Ferrell are regulars; Kate Hudson, Nick and Joe Jonas, Sophie Turner, Selena Gomez, Gwen […]
What We Know About the ‘Election Day’ Asteroid Heading Near Earth
BY JACK PHILLIPS The object has a .04 percent chance of hitting Earth, would disintegrate if it reaches atmosphere NASA on Saturday said that a small asteroid is headed toward Earth one day before Election Day in November, although the object has around a 0.40 percent chance of actually hitting the planet. If the object entered Earth’s atmosphere, it […]
Ventura County Astronomical Society | 100th Anniversary of Women’s Suffrage VCAS Celebrates the Women of Astronomy
You’ll be amazed to learn that some of the Women on the list were Firsts: Making discoveries and observations long before their male counterparts. And this is only a prtial list. https://www.vcas.org/copy-of-more Annie Jump Cannon, was an American astronomer whose cataloging work was instrumental in the development of contemporary stellar classification. Wikipedia Born: December 11, 1863, Dover, […]
The Campers Complete Guide to Grand Canyon Camping
By Brian, Republished with Permission from OutsideHow Grand Canyon camping should be a phenomenal experience that you’ll commemorate for eternity. The Grand Canyon has a lot to offer as the second most visited National Park, in the nation. From its amazing, expansive viewpoints to lots of conspicuous landscapes, six million tourists are attracted […]
Bear Attack Advisory – Unincorporated area of Santa Paula
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is investigating a bear attack that occurred Saturday, in the unincorporated area of Santa Paula near Aliso Canyon Road. A man working at a local ranch was attacked by a bear and was treated and released for minor injuries. Wildlife, such as bears, commonly live near ranch properties […]
SEEAG And Growers Take Farm Day Virtual With Series of Agricultural-Focused Features
Students for Eco-Education and Agriculture (SEEAG) and local growers are creating a series of short videos highlighting agriculture in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. In-person Farm Days tours that were to take place in September in Santa Barbara County and in November in Ventura County have been canceled due to the continuing pandemic. In their […]
