In the Environment category, Yanasa News examines the intersection of land, wildlife, climate, and conservation. Our reporting focuses on how environmental policies, natural events, and human activity impact ecosystems, rural communities, and agricultural landscapes. From endangered species protections and wildfire recovery to land management debates and climate adaptation, we explore the complexities and consequences of environmental decision-making. With a focus on balance and stewardship, we bring forward the voices of those working the land and living closest to nature.
Yanasa TV News How Meet My Neighbor Productions is Reviving the Land, Respecting the Animals, and Reconnecting Us All Through Powerful Agricultural Storytelling In an age where the soil beneath our feet is often overlooked, a quiet revolution is being led not by lobbyists or corporate giants—but by farmers, filmmakers, and everyday neighbors. At the…
Colorado’s Wolf Reintroduction—A Cautionary Tale of Mismanagement and Rural Neglect In December 2023, Colorado embarked on a historic endeavor: the reintroduction of gray wolves into the state’s ecosystem. This initiative, approved by a narrow margin in the 2020 Proposition 114 ballot measure, marked the first time in U.S. history that voters—not federal wildlife agencies—mandated the…
PFAS Are a Problem—But Shutting Down Farmland Isn’t the Solution PFAS chemicals—often dubbed “forever chemicals”—have become the latest environmental bogeyman. From Maine to South Carolina, these synthetic compounds are sparking alarm, drawing headlines, and now, triggering government action that could reshape the agricultural landscape in ways we can’t afford. Yanasa News is reader-supported. To receive…
Are PFAS Regulations Becoming a Trojan Horse for Government Land Grabs? Are PFAS Regulations Becoming a Trojan Horse for Government Land Grabs? Government to shut down South Carolina Farmers “They promised us it was good for the soil…” Originally Published on Yanasa TV Substack – May 14, 2025 Subscribe to Yanasa TV on Substack Something…