- Farm Bureau works with policy makers at all levels to assure that legislation and regulations do not adversely impact our ability to provide safe and abundant food, does not regulate or mandate unjustifiable production methods or practices, and recognizes the positive role of agriculture.
- Farm Bureau opposes regulations that are not based on sound science and will oppose regulating GHGs under the Clean Air Act because Congress never intended to use the act to regulate carbon dioxide.
- Farm Bureau is committed to a strong, economically healthy agricultural sector by supporting farms and ranches as they protect the environment, maintain open spaces, and revitalize rural America.
Bokoshe residents critical of state agencies at EPA hearing
Sep 8, 2010 — Tulsa World
...state agencies at an EPA hearing in Dallas on Wednesday for not doing enough to protect them from fly ash, the byproduct of coal-burning power plants. The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing national rules to regulate the disposal and management of fly ash. The Dallas hearing is the third of seven public meetings the EPA will hold across the country through Sept. 28. Trucks filled with fly ash pass by Susan Holmes' house on their way to a fly ash pit in Bokoshe...
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- The Climate Change bill does nothing for Climate Change - it's a tax-and-spend bill. Help show Congress that voting for a Climate Change bill is bad for agriculture, bad for farmers and ranchers and will threaten any chances at a meaningful economic recovery!
