It is the longest fence on the planet, stretching over 3,000 miles from the Darling Downs to the Eyre Peninsula. Built in the 1880s, the Dingo Fence or Wild Dog Barrier Fence of Australia is still pa… more →
Smart BordersErick wrote 2 weeks ago: The National Park Service is gearing up for two major construction projects: 1) the Yosemite Institu … more →
USWeapon wrote 2 months ago: Really? I have found the ability to write enough on this subject to warrant 5 parts? As a matter of … more →
robertkyriakides wrote 3 months ago: In many countries there are laws which require institutions to take into account environmental outco … more →
Ann Carlson wrote 4 months ago: A shift to alternative forms of energy and away from conventional carbon-intensive fuels like coal f … more →
feww wrote 5 months ago: Virginia Court of Appeals Judge overturns a lower court ruling banning mountaintop removal In view … more →
alaskakid wrote 7 months ago: Read here. This hurts economic development in the state. A federal appeals court on Thursday blocked … more →
Buck Denton wrote 8 months ago: I agree that there is a public and obviously a military interest to conduct certain military exercis … more →
borderwall wrote 1 year ago: View toward Mexico from the Rio Grande While rationale for the Homeland Security secretary’s w … more →
Matthew Webster wrote 1 year ago: It is the longest fence on the planet, stretching over 3,000 miles from the Darling Downs to the Eyr … more →
Matthew Webster wrote 1 year ago: Running along Border Patrol trails in a wildlife refuge area near the Rio Grande, I came up … more →