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Category Archives: Federal Lands
Pierce, Pearce, Pearce and Stuckey Interview – Podcast July 22, 2019
A New Threat To Arizona Water. Mike Cosentino welcomes Bill Pierce, Wayne and Martha Pearce and John Stuckey of Protect Our Water Arizona to discuss the push to extract helium from northern Arizona and the risks it poses. The big … Continue reading
Posted in Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior, Environment, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Interviews, Mine Safety, Native American Issues, Nuclear Weapons, Public Accountability, Regulatory Agencies, Water Policy
Tagged Aquifers, Fracking, Uranium Mining, Water Pollution
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Hake Interview – Podcast March 25, 2019
The Economics Of Addressing Climate Change. After briefly discussing the Barr report, Democratic Perspective hosts, Steve Williamson and Klaus von Stutterheim discuss renewable energy with John Hake, a retired business investor and software executive. With his background, Hake is able … Continue reading
Posted in Banking And Finance, Climate Change, Domestic Policy, Energy Policy, Environment, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Fiscal Policy, Global Warming, Infrastructure Investment, Innovation, Interviews, National Politics, Public Lands, Public Policy, Renewable Energy, Technology
Tagged Climate Change, Global Warming, Renewable Energy, Solar Generation, Wind Generation
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Podcast – February 11, 2019
The Hidden Damage of the Trump Administration. Democratic Perspective hosts Steve Williamson, Mike Cosentino and Klaus von Stutterheim discuss some of the Trump administration’s actions that have gone relatively unnoticed – actions that been hidden by the smokescreen of scandalous … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, Department of the Interior, Domestic Extremism, Domestic Terrorism, Environment, Ethics, Federal Lands, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Government, Health Care Policy, Homeland Security, Human Rights, Immigration, Intelligence Agencies, International Relations, Judicial System, Monetary Policy, National Politics, Political Lies, Public Education, Public Health Policy, Public Lands, Public Policy, Public Service, U.S. Court System, U.S. Forest Service, Voter Suppression
Tagged Trump Administration
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Stephen Nash Interview – Podcast April 30, 2018
The conflict between the preservation of public lands and those who wish to exploit them. Democratic Perspective co-hosts, Steve Williamson and Mike Cosentino, welcome Stephen Nash, a writer and scientist who teaches journalism and environmental studies at the University of Richmond. Nash has … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Bureau of Land Management, Climate Change, Department of the Interior, Environment, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Government, Interviews, National Politics, Privatization, Public Lands, U.S. Forest Service, Water Policy
Tagged Cattle Grazing, Climate Change, Grand Canyon, National Parks, Uranium Mining
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Trump Cabinet – Podcast April 9, 2018
The Incompetent, The Ideologues And The Unethical. In slightly more than a year, the scandal-ridden Trump administration has attacked virtually every public institution, including the press, the environment, the justice system, the State Department, public schools, public lands, health care, … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, Department of Homeland Security, Department of the Interior, Department of Veterans Affairs, Education, Environment, Federal Lands, Foreign Policy, Government, Intelligence Agencies, International Relations, Justice System, Regulatory Agencies, Veterans' Issues
Tagged Ethics Scandals, Trump Administration
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Wade Carlisle and Felicia French Interview — Podcast November 6, 2017
Democratic Candidates for the Arizona Legislature from Legislative District 6: Education Funding, Environmental Sustainability, and a More Prosperous Future for Rural Arizona. Democratic Perspective welcomes two Democratic candidates for the Arizona State Legislature from LD 6, Wade Carlisle, candidate for the … Continue reading
Posted in Agricultural Policy, Arizona Budget, Arizona Economy, Arizona Politics, Corruption, Cultural Diversity, Dark Money, Democratic Governance, Economic Policy, Education, Education Funding, Education Policy, Elections, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Income Inequality, Infrastructure Investment, Interviews, LIberals and Conservatives, Local Politics, National Sovereignty, Paul Gosar, Podcasts, Political Polarization, Public Education, Public Lands, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Development, Tax and Investment Policy, Tax Revenues
Tagged AZ LD 6, AZ Legislative District 6, Bob Thorpe, Felicia French, Sylvia Allen, Wade Carlisle
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Nancy MacLean Interview — Podcast October 23, 2017
The Leninist Libertarian: James McGill Buchanan and the Subversion of Representative Democracy. Nancy MacLean, William H. Chafe Professor of History and Public Policy at Duke University, talks with Democratic Perspective’s Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson about the origin and methodology of her new … Continue reading
Posted in Bigotry, Capitalism, Citizens United, Civil Society, Class Conflict, Climate Change, Conservatives and Reactionaries, Corruption, Dark Money, Democratic Governance, Demographic Trends, Disinformation, Domestic Extremism, Elections, Entitlements, Ethics, Federal Lands, Health Insurance, Income Inequality, inherited Wealth, Interviews, National Politics, Podcasts, Political History, Political Lies, Political Parties, Political Polarization, Political Theory, Privatization, Propaganda, Public Accountability, Race and Class, Regulatory Agencies, Social Contract, Taxation
Tagged ALEC, American Heritage Institute, American Legislative Exchange Council, Americans for Prosperity, James McGill Buchanan, Koch Brothers, Libertarianism, Nancy McLean, Orrin Hatch, Propertarianism, Property Supremacists, Public Choice Theory, Tea Party
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Indivisible Sedona: Focus on Climate Change — Podcast September 25, 2017
This Is America: When Elected Representatives Refuse To Do What Needs To Be Done, Citizens Have Other Options. Democratic Perspective talks to three representatives of Indivisible Sedona, Peggy Chaikin, Pam Drake, and Frankie Riemer, about local efforts to raise awareness of the … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Biodiversity, Bureau of Land Management, Civil Society, Climate Change, Community Activism, Democratic Governance, Department of the Interior, Domestic Policy, Energy Policy, Environment, Environmental Issues, Environmentalism, Federal Lands, Global Warming, Interviews, Local Politics, Podcasts, Public Health Policy, Public Lands, Public Policy, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Development, U.S. Forest Service, Water Policy
Tagged Frankie Riemer, Grand Canyone, Indivisible Sedona, Pam Drake, Peggy Chaikin, Sedona City Council, Uranium Mining
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