Tag: Obama

• Celebrating Black History: Beyoncé

  

  This article is just one in a series celebrating Black individuals, groups & events throughout the month of February in honour of Black History Month. While there are numerous significant Black artists, Beyonce is the Queen and therefore has earned her own article. Early Life & Destiny’s Child Beyoncé Knowles (Beyoncé) was born on September…

  Saige Friedman

  February 15, 2021

  Black History Month Spotlights, Entertainment

  Austin Powers, beyonce, bhm, black artists, black history, black history month, Black Lives Matter, black men, black talent, black women, BLM, destiny's child, Dreamgirls, Etta James, Fashion, grammy's, houston, jay-Z, knowles, lemonade, Michelle Obama, Obama, perfume, queen b, super bowl, Tina Knowles

• The Environmental Impacts of Donald J. Trump’s Reign: Impacts on Lands

  

  This article will be focusing on the changes and decisions made by the Trump administration throughout his 4-year reign, focusing on the subject of lands. This includes partnerships, plans, rules, standards and targets relating to lands in the United States. Before delving into this topic, here is a brief explanation for the various terminology that…

  Saige Friedman

  December 5, 2020

  Politics & Policy

  alaska, arctic, Bears Ears National Monument, Bureau of Land Management, Department of Agriculture, department of interior, Donald Trump, drilling, Earthjustice, edge effect, Elk, Federal Lands, first nation, Fragmentation, gateway economies, Gateway regions, Grand Staircase-Escalante, great american outdoors act, Grizzly Bear, logging, Lucky Minerals, montana, National Monuments, National Park Service, National Parks, National Wildlife Refuges, NRDC, Obama, pillars of sustainability, President Trump, protected land, republican, roadless rule, timber, treaty, visitor spending, wildfires, wildlife, Yellowstone National Park

• The Environmental Impacts of the Trump Administration (Part 4)

  

  This article will be focusing on the changes and decisions made by the Trump administration throughout his 4-year reign, focusing on the subject of lands. This includes partnerships, plans, rules, standards and targets relating to lands in the United States. Before delving into this topic, here is a brief explanation for the various terminology that…

  Saige Friedman

  December 5, 2020

  Environment, Politics & Policy

  alaska, arctic, Bears Ears National Monument, Bureau of Land Management, Department of Agriculture, department of interior, Donald Trump, drilling, Earthjustice, edge effect, Elk, Federal Lands, first nation, Fragmentation, gateway economies, Gateway regions, Grand Staircase-Escalante, great american outdoors act, Grizzly Bear, logging, Lucky Minerals, montana, National Monuments, National Park Service, National Parks, National Wildlife Refuges, NRDC, Obama, pillars of sustainability, President Trump, protected land, republican, roadless rule, timber, treaty, visitor spending, wildfires, wildlife, Yellowstone National Park

• The Environmental Impacts of Donald J. Trump’s Reign: Impacts on Wildlife

  

  This article will be focusing on the changes and decisions made by the Trump administration throughout his 4-year reign, focusing on the subject of wildlife. This includes partnerships, plans, rules, standards and targets relating to wildlife in the United States. The Trump Administration & Wildlife When the Trump administration first took office in 2017, the…

  Saige Friedman

  November 27, 2020

  Politics & Policy

  America, Biodiversity, birds, blue mountain wildlife, Canada, Donald Trump, endangered, endangered species act, environmental legislation, environmental policy, extinction, hunting, lead ammunition, lead poisoning, Migratory Bird Treaty Act, North America, Obama, Obama administration, policy change, right whales, sea turtles, seismic airguns, threatened, United States, wildlife, wildlife protection

• The Environmental Impacts of the Trump Administration (Part 3)

  

  This article will be focusing on the changes and decisions made by the Trump administration throughout his 4-year reign, focusing on the subject of wildlife. This includes partnerships, plans, rules, standards and targets relating to wildlife in the United States. The Trump Administration & Wildlife When the Trump administration first took office in 2017, the…

  Saige Friedman

  November 27, 2020

  Environment, Politics & Policy

  America, Biodiversity, birds, blue mountain wildlife, Canada, Donald Trump, endangered, endangered species act, environmental legislation, environmental policy, extinction, hunting, lead ammunition, lead poisoning, Migratory Bird Treaty Act, North America, Obama, Obama administration, policy change, right whales, sea turtles, seismic airguns, threatened, United States, wildlife, wildlife protection