The House has passed a reauthorization of the 32 year old Endangered Species Act (ESA). The ESA has destroyed many lives and its record of success for species protection is dismal. Resources have been put out of reach of the marketplace, driving up the cost of living for all Americans. The federal government's reauthorization will create permanent damage to the American experience. Hear from Stewards of the Range's Margaret Byfield regarding the ongoing political maneuverings regarding Congressman Pombo's "reauthorization" bill. Also, hear reports from Julie Smithson (www.PropertyRightsResearch.org) and Katherine Lehman regarding the nature and effect of the Endangered Species Act on America.

www.stewardsoftherange.org www.propertyrightsresearch.org Ric Frost ESA word doc - Unspoken Issues of the Endangered Species Act

Jude Doty says, "We believe that children are a gift from the Lord to the parents and that the parents, not the state have the responsibility to train them." But the Department of Labor and Industries disagreed and made the Doty family pay dearly. Mr. Doty says L&I "deny youth the opportunity to work with their fathers, the rich heritage which was the nation's strength only one generation ago." Hear the shocking story from Yakima Washington. Labor and Industries has been invited to participate. Your host Michael Shaw will interview Jude Doty, a father from the state of Washington.

Man Battles State over Working Sons, Washington State Department of Labor and Industries, FamiliesThatWork.org

Sustainable Education for Sustainable Tyranny - Michael Chapman interviewed by Michael Shaw and Roy Avila on the Perspectives Radio KSCO AM 1080.

Sustainable Development

Michael Shaw and Roy Avila discuss Sustainable Development on the KSCO Perspectives radio program.

Air Date: November 3, 2007 - KSCO Perspectives

Michael Shaw and Roy Avila discuss the status of various Sustainable Development programs.