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NANJING, China — China’s plan to move 250 million people from the country to the city in the next decade has resulted in some strange developments, including ghost cities and now, “vertical forests.” The first vertical forest will be built ...

The Chinese government plans to move a quarter of a billion people from the country to the city in the next 10 years in what will amount to the largest forced migration in human history. The idea in moving the ...

More than two decades after it passed the controversial plan known as Agenda 21, the United Nations met this fall and adopted another plan – Agenda 2030 – that some are calling even worse than the original. It’s been dubbed ...

While the mainstream media has ignored the freedom-infringing nature of Agenda 21, the world’s leaders and the United States have passed another “biodiversity” plan which many are calling the current program’s “evil twin.” The newest program is called Agenda 2030 ...

Agenda 21 concerns have been raised in Colorado during a debate over private land and fruit trees – and the issue is one that counties all across the United States are tackling. Scott McInnis, a recently elected Mesa County commissioner ...

The phrase “Agenda 21” may not mean much to the average American, but for many citizens it conjures up thoughts of government control, an authoritarian state and a major loss of freedom. It also has led to wild rumors and ...

The Chinese version of Agenda 21 should serve as a big, bold, blinking warning sign for America. So-called “ghost cities” in China – newly built cities with buildings but few or no people — are reportedly part of the sustainable ...

Oklahoma is fighting back against the United Nations Agenda 21 program. As previously reported by Off The Grid News, Agenda 21 is a voluntary, non-binding UN action plan which is allegedly focused solely on sustainable development. Adopted by the United ...

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President Obama has signed a climate change executive order that critics say amounts to a dramatic executive branch overreach in authority that could impact property rights and states’ rights. The White House says the order will make the process of ...