District of Conservation Gabriella Hoffman
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District of Conservation is a podcast highlighting the incredible conservationists who thrive and survive deep in or around "The Swamp." These are the policymakers, storytellers, trailblazers, and hardworking folks who go unnoticed but shape this region—whether they live or work here. In addition to guests, the podcast will also cover difficult and even controversial conservation public policy matters and news.
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EP 438: Washington Initiative 2117 & Hydropower with Todd Myers
In Episode 438 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with Todd Myers of Washington Policy Center. Todd discusses his work with WPC, why Washington State has wacky environmental policies, the importance of Washington Initiative 2117, his participation in Gabriella's forthcoming Conservation Nation video on hydropower, and much more.
SHOW NOTES
Todd Myer's Biography
Washington Policy Center - Center for the Environment
Washington Initiative 2117, Prohibit Carbon Tax Credit Trading and Repeal Carbon Cap-and-Invest Program Measure (2024)
Snake and Columbia River dams: Controversy rages between renewable hydroelectric advocates and extremists seeking to remove dams
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EP 437: Cringe Buttigieg Comments on EV Charging Stations + Turbulence
In Episode 437 of District of Conservation, Gabriella keeps up the theme with incompetent cabinet secretaries and deputies focusing on Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and his terrible 'Face the Nation' interview. He couldn't answer why only 8 of 500k EV charging stations, funded by $7.5B, have come online. He also spew misinformation about turbulence and climate change. Tune in the learn more!
SHOW NOTES
Full Buttigieg 'Face the Nation' Interview
Autoweek: $7.5 Billion In Federal Funds Yield Only 8 EV Charging Stations
Free Press: Stop Making Plane Turbulence About Climate Change
Climate change is behind increasing flight turbulence, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says
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EP 436: Denali in Denial & Florida Yes on 2 Update with Travis Thompson
In Episode 436 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses the Denali National Park flag brouhaha and a Florida Yes on 2 update with Travis Thompson. Tune in to learn more!
SHOW NOTES
American Flags Fit Into The National Park Experience
Denali National Park response to flag fiasco marked by evasion, half-truths and redirection
National Park Service Statement: Denali National Park
National Park Service denies ordering removal of American flag at Denali National Park
Denali National Park is in Damage Control Mode
National Park Service, in careful statement, denies claim that superintendent banned American flag from bridge workers’ vehicles
Yes on 2 Florida
Travis Thompson
All Florida
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EP 435: Brant MacDuff, aka The Shotgun Conservationist
In Episode 435 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with Brant McDuff - conservation historian, author, taxidermist, lecturer, museum tour guide--jack of all trades. Brant discusses his hunting journey, how to make hunting appealing to city dwellers, how to fight incremental bans to hunting, his love of taxidermy, the importance of hunters to come together, and much more. Don't miss this riveting conversation!
SHOW NOTES
Brant MacDuff's Website
Brant's Book: The Shotgun Conservationist: Why Environmentalists Should Love Hunting
Connect with Brant on Instagram
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EP 434: Climate Realism with Chris Martz
In Episode 434 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with meteorology student and rising climate thought leader Chris Martz. Chris chats why he is interested in weather/climate issues, if climate change underpins all natural disasters, how to challenge the climate crisis narrative, and analyze Professor Bill McGuire's crazy climate culling statements and the new Monmouth poll showing diminished support for prioritizing climate change among 18-to-34 year olds. Tune in to learn more!
SHOW NOTES
Connect with Chris Martz and follow him on Twitter
Bill McGuire's crazy climate culling tweets
Pew: Why Some Americans Do Not See Urgency on Climate Change
Climate Professor Thinks We Should 'Cull' the Human Population to Reach Emissions Targets
Monmouth Poll: Climate Change Concerns Dip
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EP 433: Permitting Reform & DeSantis Bans Lab-Grown Meat
In Episode 433 of District of Conservation, Gabriella is recording from POMA Annual Meeting in South Carolina. She dishes on her personal best largemouth bass catch and shares two news updates regarding the Biden NEPA rule and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis banning lab-grown meat. Tune in to learn more!
SHOW NOTES
ESG Comes For Permitting Reform
Biden-Harris Administration Finalizes Reforms to Modernize Environmental Reviews, Accelerate America’s Clean Energy Future, Simplify the Process to Rebuild our Nation’s Infrastructure, and Strengthen Public Engagement
Governor DeSantis Signs Legislation to Keep Lab-Grown Meat Out of Florida
NRO: Florida’s Meat-Mandate Hypocrisy
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Save Idaho #StopLavaRidge. Thank you for your help
It is very difficult to get any attention for isolated rural areas. We are go grateful you spread the news about Lava Ridge Wind Turbine Project that will be on 76,000 acres of public land. Most states have very little public land for the people to enjoy as multi use land.
The Magic Valley in South Central Idaho is very unique. Thank you for coming to enjoy the vast High Desert Plains, Snake River Canyon and Craters of the Moon. The commercial wind turbine projects will desecrate this vast undeveloped land with its fragile ecosystems. Wildlife depend on the area for winter migration and forage. Magic Valley has a good economy with ranching and farming made possible by an aquifer. Ranchers with grazing rights still have sheep, cattle and horse herds rotating on grazing allotments. The livestock decrease fuel to help prevent wildfires by grazing. The grazers share this land with hunters, campers, recreations and wildlife enthusiasts. The Snake River Aquifer under the ancient lava flows is compared to the size of Lake Erie. Springs of fresh water gush from the canyon walls and floor. Our water is precious and we fear harm will come to our aquifer.