Ravenwood - 10/17/03 12:15 PM
The spotted owl seems doomed to extinction, despite the efforts of anti-logging environmentalists. The protections put in place the save the owl are not working, and spotted owls continue to be "replaced by a heartier feathered foe -- the barred owl," reports Fox News. Even though their futile efforts to stave off natural selection have failed, enviro-weenies still insist on keeping and expanding environmental restrictions.
The Audubon Society wants all old-growth logging banned and more tree-cutting restrictions on private land, if too late for the spotted owl then for the rest of the forests animals.Typical of environmentalists to insist they be put in charge of what people can and cannot do with their own land. It's much easier and cheaper to use the police power of government to force people into not developing their land, than it is to buy the land on the free market and turn it into a nature preserve.
"The Audubon Society wants all old-growth logging banned" - that would be why the Audubon Society logged off their land (which is right next to our land) two years ago? I've got to admit that they didn't clear cut, and we aren't in the Pacific Northwest, but this still seems to be a bit of a contradiction.
Posted by: bogie at October 19, 2003 8:27 AMSounds like the typical "rules for you but not for me" bullshit that is so popular with the left.
Posted by: Ravenwood at October 19, 2003 8:34 AM(c) Ravenwood and Associates, 1990 - 2014