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WASHINGTONPOST (Hannah Knowles) - Fight intensifies over the fate of homes falling into the sea

California homeowners are building a costly rock wall to hold back the ocean, escalating a battle over private property and what to do about years-long beach erosion amid storm damage and higher tides.

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Environmental nonprofit raises concerns over its alleged Chinese influence ahead of climate case

As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to hear a major climate case that could raise energy prices across the U.S., a libertarian legal organization held a virtual roundtable Wednesday discussing an environmental law organization whose ties to China have drawn scrutiny from Congress

AMERICANGREATNESS (Edward Ring) - America’s Libertarians Cause More Harm Than Good

Libertarian ideological purity often empowers progressives, distorts elections, and produces policies that undermine property rights, economic freedom, and American interests. Source

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Menorca residents fight back against 800,000 tourists who treat their private homes like a photo set

Residents of a tiny private village on the Spanish island of Menorca are publicly shaming tourists who trespass on their property, climb their walls, and block their front doors, all for the sake of a selfie. Binibeca Vell, a whitewashed coastal enclave of 165 homes in southwest Menorca, posted a blunt message on its official […] The post Menorca residents fight back against 800,000 tourists who treat their private homes like a photo set appeared first on American Almanac .

Residents of a tiny private village on the Spanish island of Menorca are publicly shaming tourists who trespass on their property, climb their walls, and block their front doors, all for the sake of a selfie. Binibeca Vell, a whitewashed coastal enclave of 165 homes in southwest Menorca, posted a blunt message on its official Instagram account that opened with four words: "TOURISTS, GO HOME." The full statement, reported by the Daily Mail , went on to clarify that the community welcomes visitors, but not the ones who treat private residences like amusement-park scenery. More than 800,000 people now flood through the village every year. The community has roughly 200 residents. That ratio, about 4,000 tourists for every person who actually…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Owner of Batman's Wayne Manor fires back at council as bat survey dispute escalates

The owner of Mentmore Towers, the English mansion that doubled as Wayne Manor in the Batman films, is publicly challenging Buckinghamshire Council's demand for urgent repairs, calling the council's own enforcement actions counterproductive to preserving the historic estate. Simon Halabi, the 68-year-old Syrian-British property tycoon who bought the Grade I-listed mansion in 1999, pushed back […] The post Owner of Batman's Wayne Manor fires back at council as bat survey dispute escalates appeared first on American Almanac .

The owner of Mentmore Towers, the English mansion that doubled as Wayne Manor in the Batman films, is publicly challenging Buckinghamshire Council's demand for urgent repairs, calling the council's own enforcement actions counterproductive to preserving the historic estate. Simon Halabi, the 68-year-old Syrian-British property tycoon who bought the Grade I-listed mansion in 1999, pushed back through a spokesman after the council served a listed-building repairs notice ordering bat surveys and masonry work. The spokesman called the suggestion that nothing was being done at the property "false," insisting that ecological investigations and preparatory work were already underway. The dispute centers on one of England's most recognizable…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Pepperell sues over compost odor likened to dead fish

The U.S. Sun reports that a Massachusetts town took a new composting operation to court after neighbors complained of a dead-fish odor, with an injunction ordering cleanup. The dispute centers on a property in Pepperell, Massachusetts, roughly 45 miles from Boston. The town filed suit after residents complained about smells coming from a recently started […] The post Pepperell sues over compost odor likened to dead fish appeared first on American Almanac .

The U.S. Sun reports that a Massachusetts town took a new composting operation to court after neighbors complained of a dead-fish odor, with an injunction ordering cleanup. The dispute centers on a property in Pepperell, Massachusetts, roughly 45 miles from Boston. The town filed suit after residents complained about smells coming from a recently started composting business. The lawsuit alleges that the composting area created large amounts of organic waste. An injunction, meaning a court order, directs property owner Al Somma to stop composting and remove the material. The order gives Somma 60 days from July 30 to end the operation. The year tied to that July deadline was not specified. Town Administrator Andrew MacLean offered a…Open

AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker) - The German Blueprint for Wealth Redistribution

jozef szermentowski By Thomas Kolbe People are not sovereign when the sword of Damocles of arbitrary taxation hangs over them: once the state can seize assets at will, private property becomes borrowed possession -- and the citizen becomes a tax serf.

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Georgia officer shoots and kills pet donkey during nighttime search on private farm

A Cedartown, Georgia, police officer tased and then fatally shot a young pet donkey named HeeHaw on a private farm during a nighttime search, and the animal's owner says the donkey was just doing what donkeys do. Officers from the Cedartown Police Department and Polk County Police Department entered Elsberry Riding and Farm in Rockmart, […] The post Georgia officer shoots and kills pet donkey during nighttime search on private farm appeared first on American Almanac .

A Cedartown, Georgia, police officer tased and then fatally shot a young pet donkey named HeeHaw on a private farm during a nighttime search, and the animal's owner says the donkey was just doing what donkeys do. Officers from the Cedartown Police Department and Polk County Police Department entered Elsberry Riding and Farm in Rockmart, Georgia, at roughly 12:45 a.m. Sunday while searching for a missing child. Within minutes, one Cedartown officer had tased and then shot the small donkey in its own pasture, killing it. The child was later found unharmed at a nearby church, nowhere near the farm where HeeHaw died. The City of Cedartown confirmed the shooting in a statement but offered few details. The officer has been placed on paid…Open

THEFEDERALIST (Larsen Jensen) - Tech Firms Brought Data Center Hate Upon Themselves. Here’s What They Should Do Instead

The U.S. needs data centers, and right now Silicon Valley is making Americans hate them because they don't know how to speak to Americans.