So they chose the least terns. And for the last two years, the hawks have feasted on least terns, decimating this carefully cultivated colony of endangered birds in Huntington Beach. Not biologists who know about habitat. These so-called environmental attorneys have also used this same decision to stop the completion of the largest regional park in the Huntington Beach area. Parks are not good for the environment, either.
Examples are as numerous as the number of environmental organizations themselves.
One of their bigger cases involves pollution at San Diego Bay, where they claimed the City of San Diego's convention center was pumping polluted water into the bay. Yes, there were lots of news conferences and faux outrage, followed, of course, by lawsuits. But here's the rest of the story. The water that the city was pumping out of its convention center had just come out of the bay, and had seeped into the center's basement. In fact, because the water went through all this sand and other natural filters, the water the city pumped into the bay was actually cleaner than bay water itself.