Climate Talks Hit Slow Burn
Climate change.
The Battle Between Cattlemen and Farmers
Conflicts between cattlemen and farmers grew as each side found it difficult to sustain their way of life due to each others’ action. Farmers were very dependant on the fresh and fertile land on the plains to plant and grow their agricultural products. Cattlemen, also known as ranchers needed large amounts of land in order to transport and feed their cattle. Conflicts between the two started to escalate as both sides began to take steps in hopes of protecting their own interest which evidently started a “war”.
Gun Registry Taxation in Canada
An essay on why farmers should be exempt from Canada’s gun registry taxation.
The Economic Gap Between Ethiopian Co-operatives, Coffee Farmers, and Large-scale Multinationals
An article I wrote about free trade and sustainable development as it pertains to the coffee industry in Ethiopia–I got most of my information from the documentary Black Gold and historic articles regarding the ICA’s collapse in 1989.
The World’s Most Dangerous Jobs
What are some of the most dangerous jobs in the world?
Farmers and The Eastern Master
The abuses of the "eastern master" on Farmers.
The Effects The Natural Environment Had on Indians, Cattlemen and Farmers
From 1850 to 1900 the Indians, Cattlemen, and Farmers were greatly effected by the many climates present beyond the Mississippi River.
The Origin of The Word “Boycott”
More and more boycotts are taking place during the economic recession, but do you know where the word came from?
Africa: Food and Water Crisis
Africa’s lack of food and water leads to many of the problems including war and political instability. Without the proper water and food supply, Africa will not become a stable continent.
Crop Circles: Alien Communications, Enlightened Spirit Messages, or Thoughtless Human Vandalism?
I recently participated in an e-mail group discussion on the topic of the origins of Crop Circles. After that conversation, I collected my various thoughts from this cyber chat, expanded upon it, and the following article emerged.






















