ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, Will and Chris Barnard, the President of the American Conservation Coalition, discuss the state of conservation in America and why it's a conservative value. They discuss where leftist environmental groups went wrong, conservation as a conservative value, and new technologies that are giving us a better chance to restore the natural environment. They also discuss lurking dangers and disasters in America's natural world, from PFAS in the water and the budding Western water crisis to overtaxed American topsoil, along with what might help fix those issues.
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Check out the American Conservation Coalition here: https://acc.eco/
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