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A comprehensive technical guide on GMRS radios for the 4×4 community
Elevate Your 4×4 Adventures with the Ultimate GMRS Radios Guide Are you a 4×4 enthusiast ready to take your off-road adventures to the next level? Whether you’re embarking on challenging trails, exploring remote terrains, or venturing into the great outdoors with your 4×4 crew, effective communication is the key to safety, coordination, and the ultimate
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First Amendment protections and 4×4 Trail Rides
The First Amendment of the United States Constitution is a cornerstone of American society, guaranteeing freedom of speech, religion, the press, and peaceful assembly. While we often associate these rights with traditional forms of expression like protests or political rallies, they also extend to more unconventional activities. One such activity is 4×4 trail rides, which…
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Doubt The Drought | The Arizona Rainmakers who modify the weather
Climate change is definitely man-made. Now, before you get your panties in a bunch over that statement, understand I am not talking about your Sport Utility Vehicle, your four children, or the beef in your freezer. Instead, consider the multifaceted effort of self-proclaimed intellectuals attempting to modify the weather in the Colorado River Basin.
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SPECIAL REPORT | The Impact of ESG Standards on the Automotive Industry
Most of the time, we are worried about trail closures, management plans, and other proposals that may limit motorized access to public lands. But today, it’s a whole different story. The entire automotive industry is facing some incredible changes, and big names in all corners of the automotive trade are raising red flags.
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The labor theory of ownership of land and the homestead laws of the United States
The labor theory of ownership was coined by social reformers in the 18th century to describe private ownership prior to the industrial revolution. The theory is considered the utopian alternative to an oppressive Capitalist system, and is central to Marxist, Communist, Socialist, and Nazi theory. Among these ideologies is the mutual belief that the industrial…
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The poster child for capping wells
The story of a man who became the poster child for the Arizona Department of Water Resources Well-Capping Workgroup
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Now that’s environmental justice!
There will come a point when federal regulations become so erroneous that we will eventually become criminals for simply camping in the wrong place. If you think I’m kidding, just take a look at what recently happened to the woman at Yellowstone National Park. The Department of Justice just brought criminal charges against a woman
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