IDMuleyKid
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Perfect conservation meme lolWell that was an emotional roller coaster
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Perfect conservation meme lolWell that was an emotional roller coaster
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In my comments about this, i mentioned specifically the privatization of public land by for profit companies who will likely maintain, patrol and install these solar panels.This whole public land giveaway disgusts me. All these solar companies are being subsidized by our tax dollars. 100% of the panels are from China.
If you have OnX or another land view app, look at the images.
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Exactly! So if “we” collectively own the land, are companies going to be providing us with greatly discounted or free electricity? They are already subsidized like a mofo with our tax dollars and, then we are throwing them free land, likely nothing binding about clean up and we are losing land for essentially nothing? So giant corporations can make boat loads of money and enrich Chinese solar panel producers, this is all such a terrible ideaIn my comments about this, i mentioned specifically the privatization of public land by for profit companies who will likely maintain, patrol and install these solar panels.
Seeing this sh*t activates my “montana log cabin” mode….
Our mayor and county planners made it very clear at our meetings … fuss all you want as long as the builders are paying them off they are going to push it through..They are trying to get one of those abominations built here luckily the residents of my county are raising holy hell.
Ya they thought it would sneak through. It would shut down some prime deer hunting ground as they want a three mile border of no hunting around it. Knowing the people who own land around it they have the money to fight it till the endOur mayor and county planners made it very clear at our meetings … fuss all you want as long as the builders are paying them off they are going to push it through..
Had no less than 700 people show up at our meeting … even tried to require ecology study.
Bastards threw us out and passed it.
Lost all respect for politicians then and that was 20 years ago
Where is the link to post comments at? I looked through several links in this thread, went to the BLM website, and could not find anything. Each dang ol' BLM page was full of their info, but nowhere to comment on this.Bumping this to remind people to submit public comments.
Where is the link to post comments at? I looked through several links in this thread, went to the BLM website, and could not find anything. Each dang ol' BLM page was full of their info, but nowhere to comment on this.
This is spot on. However what most people don’t do is think about it like this. Instead, they think it’s great because it’s green. However, I’m curious how cluttering 22 million acres with solar fields is considered green. Because when all things are in consideration, I’m pretty sure it’s a net negative for the environment.Dude, this is what I absolutely do not understand. We have millions of acres of commercial and residential roofing across the country. Just incentivize homeowners more than they currently do. The grid infrastructure is right there already, in the cities.
As far as the farms go, I don't see this as anything different than what we use to do with oil and gas, it's just a different form of energy development and we need more electricity. Ultimately, when all factors are figured, it's prob not any better for the environment.
I love the BHA bashing from an easterner on Western US topics. Why dont we keep the topic on point instead of bashing other sportsmen doing plenty of good work across the west? We all lose if we are more concerned about talking crap about other conservation organizations. BHA was a proponent of responsible renewable energy development, if we are going to be handed garbage policy from the government, might as well direct it to responsible placement since there is no stopping it.This is spot on. However what most people don’t do is think about it like this. Instead, they think it’s great because it’s green. However, I’m curious how cluttering 22 million acres with solar fields is considered green. Because when all things are in consideration, I’m pretty sure it’s a net negative for the environment.
Ole Land and the BHA boys worked right along with political and environmental wack jobs to give us all of this. Be sure to thank him for it.
I love seeing you western folks get all hot and bothered when Towney bends you over the stump. It’s comical to watch when hackles and tempers get flared because others aren’t willingly lining up to take it like the flat brimmed conservationists that call themselves BHA members.I love the BHA bashing from an easterner on Western US topics. Why dont we keep the topic on point instead of bashing other sportsmen doing plenty of good work across the west? We all lose if we are more concerned about talking crap about other conservation organizations. BHA was a proponent of responsible renewable energy development, if we are going to be handed garbage policy from the government, might as well direct it to responsible placement since there is no stopping it.
Public Lands Renewable Energy Development Act Benefits Wildlife, Hunters
Backcountry Hunters & Anglers is the voice for our wild public lands, waters and wildlife.www.backcountryhunters.org
BHA Opposes Solar Development in Priority Habitat, Migration Corridors, and Popular Public Land Hunting Grounds
While BHA recognizes the multiple-use laws that govern our public lands, we seek to ensure that any public land development proposals take into consideration the value of fish and wildlife habitat, migration corridors and potential impacts to hunting and fishing to ensure responsible siting of...www.backcountryhunters.org
The reason people don't care about placing solar on BLM lands is because they think it is all desolate desert. Same reason the horse lovers complain about removing feral horses from these lands. They can't see the harm thats been done because 99% have never visited these places. It's NIMBY'ism at its finest.
Just pointing out facts. I'm not mad at anything seems like you aren't well informed.I love seeing you western folks get all hot and bothered when Towney bends you over the stump. It’s comical to watch when hackles and tempers get flared because others aren’t willingly lining up to take it like the flat brimmed conservationists that call themselves BHA members.