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Category Archives: Public Lands
The Failure of Ideologically-Driven Public Policies: Minnesota vs. Arizona — Podcast January 11, 2016
Red States and Blue States: Ideology vs. Service to the People. Democratic Perspective looks at why the ideological preoccupations of the Republican right have proven so disastrous for the people who live in red states. Mike Cosentino and Gary LaMaster compare unemployment, wealth distribution, health … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-Federalism, Arizona Budget, Arizona Economy, Arizona Politics, Democratic Governance, Economic Policy, Education Policy, Federal Lands, Government, Income Inequality, Jobs and Employment, Movement Conservatism, Podcasts, Political Theory, Private Prisons, Public Education, Public Lands, Public Policy, Special Interest Legislation, States' Rights, Tax Law, Taxation, Unemployment, Women's Rights
Tagged Arizona Economy, Arizona Politics, Blue States, Doug Ducey, J.P. Twist, John McCain, Mark Dayton, Minnesota, Red States
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2015: Democratic Perspective’s Year in Review — Podcast January 4, 2015
The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same: Democratic Perspective’s 2015 in Review. Democratic Perspective looks back at the state of the nation in 2015, and isn’t exactly thrilled with what the record of events reveals. The prospects for 2016 don’t look a whole lot … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-Federalism, Arizona Politics, Bigotry, Capital Accumulation, Capitalism, Civil Rights, Class Conflict, Climate Change, Constitutional Issues, Corruption, Democratic Governance, Digital Revolution, Domestic Extremism, Domestic Terrorism, Economic Policy, Elections, Energy Policy, Environmental Issues, European Union, Eurozone, Federal Lands, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Gun Control, Immigration, Income Inequality, inherited Wealth, International Terrorism, Middle East Policy, National Politics, National Security, Podcasts, Public Lands, Racism, Technology, Unemployment
Tagged Ammon Bundy, Black Lives Matter, Burns OR, Chinese Economic Growth, Cliven Bundy, Ferguson MO, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Militia Groups, Oath Keepers, Oil Glut, Police Militarization
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Roger Clark Interview — Podcast December 21, 2015
Preserving the Grand Canyon and Its Watershed: a Textbook Example of the Continuing Struggle Between Public and Private Interests Over the Future of Federally Protected Lands. Roger Clark, Grand Canyon Program Director of the Grand Canyon Trust, joins Democratic Perspective’s Mike Cosentino, Gary LaMaster, … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Interviews, National Politics, Podcasts, Public Lands, Public Policy
Tagged Canyon Mine, Colorado Plateau, De, Energy Fuels Inc., Four Corners, Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon Trust, Havasupai Tribe, Hopi Tribe, Judge David Campbell, National Parks, Navajo Nation, Uranium Mining
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Barbara Litrell Interview — Podcast October 12, 2015
Why We Can’t Have Nice Things: The Money Behind the Attacks on Keep Sedona Beautiful and the Sedona Verde Valley Red Rock National Monument Coalition. Democratic Perspective welcomes Barbara Litrell, former Sedona City Council member, and veteran Sedona community activist, for a … Continue reading
Posted in Federal Lands, Interviews, Podcasts, Public Lands, Water Policy
Tagged Keep Sedona Beautiful, Sedona AZ, Sedona Verde Valley Red Rock National Monument
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Eva Lee Sargent Interview — Podcast September 28, 2015
The Endangered Species Act, the Mexican Gray Wolf, and the Arizona Game and Fish Department: Yet Another Instance of Science Held Hostage by Right-Wing Ideology. Eva Lee Sargent, Southwest Program Director for Defenders of Wildlife, joins Democratic Perspective’s Mike Cosentino, Gary LaMaster, and Steve … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-Federalism, Arizona Politics, Climate Change, Constitutional Issues, De-regulation, Democratic Governance, Environment, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Interviews, Nullification, Paul Gosar, Podcasts, Political Polarization, Public Lands, Public Policy, Regulatory Agencies, States' Rights, Sustainable Development
Tagged Arizona Game and Fish Department, Black-footed Ferret, Cattle Ranchers, Defenders of Wildlife, Eva Lee Sargent, Hunters, Mexican Gray Wolf, Prairie Grouse
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Sedona and the National Monument Controversy: a Closer Look — Podcast September 14, 2015
The Sedona Verde Valley Red Rock National Monument Proposal: What’s Really At Issue In the Current Controversy. Democratic Perspective looks deeper into the current flap over a National Monument designation for the Sedona area. https://verdevalleyindependentdemocrats.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/DemPerspective-09-14-15.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS
Posted in Federal Lands, Podcasts, Public Lands, Water Policy
Tagged Keep Sedona Beautiful, Sedona AZ, Sedona Verde Valley Red Rock National Monument
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Peggy Chaikin Interview — Podcast August 31, 2015
The Sedona Verde Valley Red Rock National Monument Proposal: Everything You Need to Know about Land Trades, Amendment 12, and the Protection of Sedona’s Public Lands. Democratic Perspective talks to Peggy Chaikin, volunteer at Keep Sedona Beautiful and Secretary of Friends of … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Podcasts, Public Lands, Water Policy
Tagged Keep Sedona Beautiful, Peggy Chaikin, Sedona AZ, Sedona City Council, Sedona Verde Valley Red Rock National Monument
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Matt Capalby Interview — Podcast August 24, 2015
Arizona: the State of the State, the State of State Politics. Democratic Perspective’s intrepid investigative staff interviews Matt Capalby — Kingman native, Arizona Democratic Party stalwart, and highly regarded political consultant — about the state of play in Arizona politics as the 2016 race … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Economy, Arizona Politics, Campaign Finance, Citizens United, Dark Money, Education Policy, Elections, Energy Policy, Environmental Issues, Immigration, Income Inequality, Interviews, Jobs and Employment, Journalism, Justice System, Law Enforcement, Local Politics, Mass Media, Media Campaigns, Podcasts, Polling, Public Education, Public Lands, Taxation, Water Policy
Tagged Ann Kirkpatrick, Arizona Democratic Party, Arizona LD 1, Arizona LD 6, Arizona State Legislature v. Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission, AZ LD 1, AZ LD 6, John McCain, Matt Capalby, Tom O'Halleran, US Congressional Races, US Senate Race
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Tom O’Halleran Interview — Podcast June 29, 2015
National Monument Status for the Sedona-Verde Valley Area: Tom O’Halleran on the Need, the Politics, and the Process. Democratic Perspective’s Mike Cosentino talks to Tom O’Halleran, former Arizona State Representative and Senator, and former President of Keep Sedona Beautiful, about the campaign for a Sedona Verde Valley … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Interviews, Podcasts, Public Lands, Small Business
Tagged Antiquities, Keep Sedona Beautiful, Sedona Verde Valley Red Rock National Monument, Tom O'Halleran, US Agriculture Department, US Forest Service
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Preserving the Verde River and Its Watershed — Podcast May 18, 2015
Whiskey Is for Drinking, Water Is for Fighting: Arizona Water Politics and Citizen Advocacy in Defense of the Verde River. Democratic Perspective welcomes Chip Norton, President of the Friends of the Verde River Greenway, and Kathy Davis, Secretary of the Verde … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Environmental Issues, Environmentalism, Local Politics, Podcasts, Public Lands, Sustainable Development, Water Policy
Tagged Chip Norton, Friends of Verde River Greenway, Kathy Davis, Verde River, Verde River Basin Partnership
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