Pennsylvania’s DCNR appears to be using the state’s Infrastructure Investment Authority (PennVest) to create a private Northwest PA Wilderness with public funds.

I have written here several times about the nature of the wealthy foundations, motivated by special interests, who are behind fractivism. They seek guilt-alleviating power and influence, hope to protect hedge fund investments in “clean energy” and engage in land scams threatened by natural gas development. Those scams are accomplished using public money to create wilderness playgrounds for the rich, with plenty of profit along the way. I detailed here, here and here what’s been happening in New York, with orchestration by the NRDC gang (the Rockefeller family). Now, it could be spreading to Pennsylvania.

The story isn’t pretty. It’s likely, in fact, to disgust you if you’re a Pennsylvanian. It’s about these two loans with a combined subsidy value of $17,546,532 at the expense of taxpayers.

It’s about a timber company from New Hampshire that’s found harvesting the product of government is more profitable than forestry. It’s tapped into a strategy advanced by, among others, the Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy & Finance at Stanford University (funded by Stanford trustee and Governor Tom Wolf’s big-time political patron, Tom Steyer) to “capitalize on climate investment opportunities.”

Read more:

http://naturalgasnow.org/pennsylvania-dcnr-using-pennvest-make-northwest-pa-wilderness/