Pick the most trusted part of our government. Like many, you might say the national parks. After all, they are not seemingly political or controversial. They’re beloved. And rightfully so.

Now pick some of the most controversial topics in today’s national discussion, like data centers, “energy efficient” technology, or even Chinese relations. Many would be shocked to know that there is a connection between our beloved national parks and these points of controversy.

The connection? NGOs (non-governmental organizations).

One might be surprised to know that NGOs with connections to foreign adversaries like China and extremist progressive interests are intertwined with our national parks. But they are.

Indeed, unelected activist groups — at best — have learned how to influence federal policy without ever participating in the democratic process. One method they use is through litigation, by exploiting otherwise well-intentioned laws to tie up major infrastructure projects. Or, they will use sue and settle—where they sue a like-minded agency that will then “settle” the matter in a way that changes policy — tactics to change laws without any public scrutiny or........

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