@singhai I sent a registered letter to X on January 27, 2025 which was signed for. Still no answer for a an issue that occurred in July of 2025. How can I speak with someone regarding this so it can be resolved? Thank you.
Another summer of Upstate NY being smoked out by Canada’s (purposeful) mismanagement of its forests.
I believe the U.S. should fine Canada for causing this bad of air quality. My stepfather (marine veteran) can’t go outside today or catch his breath. And the poor animals.
Not minimizing the trauma of those near the fire, but rather, advocating for a discussion on how to stop this from happening every summer. There are many ways to responsibly manage forests.
This is unbelievable news for American landowners. Thank you @johnrich and the President for giving John the ability to help us.
And boy do we need help in Upstate NY.
We take for granted how rich and versatile our soil is in the Northeast.
I didn’t realize this until I spent a day with ranchers from out West.
We’ve all heard of the Dust Bowl of the 1930s. But what about that land today?
Ranchers from Utah, Arizona, etc. talked about how the land is so dry, arid, and rocky that they can’t till. If they do, it’ll blow away in the wind. Heavy irrigation is required if they want to grow food in the ground.
So they ranch instead (and we thank them for it!).
In contrast, our soil is so fertile and richly watered in Upstate NY that the vast majority of it qualifies as @USDA prime farmland. You can walk outside, clear a patch of land in your yard, plant seeds, and watch them grow.
Do you understand how much of the world would kill for that kind of soil?
That’s the same soil @KathyHochul is throwing away to foreign corporations as part of the green energy grift.
A nation that discards its most fertile soil for subsidies and credits is a nation that will not exist to see its future.