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Government shutdown makes the case for state control of national parks and monuments

January 7, 2019 0

The federal government, on the other hand, has no skin in the game when it comes to shutting down monuments and national parks thousands of miles from Capitol Hill. For the feds, it's all a political game in Washington, DC.…

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Embattled county in southern Utah caves to big outdoor recreation

November 5, 2018 0

One of their most effective arguments, as they fought the Obama monument, was the idea that its designation was more a marketing tool than an effort to protect the pristine beauty of area–that its purpose was a promotional hook to…

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Bay Area “transplant” running to represent rural Utah gets funding from big city progressives

October 20, 2018 1

In an unfolding "fundamental transformation" of rural, natural resources-based communities, progressive politicians and outdoor recreation seekers will eventually dominate, then drive out the industries, jobs, and the families who need to make a good living to survive. By Marjorie Haun…

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Utah’s Noel introduces bill creating review process for federal designations

February 8, 2018 1

Utah's ongoing national monuments controversies may help jump-start Representative Noel's bill. The painful and divisive conflicts over Utah's unpopular Grand Staircase-Escalante (Clinton 1996) and Bears Ears (Obama 2016) National Monuments may galvanize support for a fresh approach to federal land…

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Colorado College public lands push poll pits multiple use against ‘protection’

January 28, 2018 2

And worst of all, the poll assumes that if you are pro-local control of public lands--as in the Utah monuments' case--that you hate the government, loathe the environment, and are a militant extremist ogre hell-bent on trashing public lands and…

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Congressmen demand info about inflammatory Interior Department leaks

October 8, 2017 0

In possible reference to published articles containing images (copied, cell phone pictures) of leaked Interior Department memos and docs, the letter reiterates the criminal nature of the sort of leaks which seem to be commonplace in the agency. by Marjorie…

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10 biggest takeaways from Secretary Zinke’s Monuments Review summary

August 26, 2017 4

Submitted comments from monument proponents were largely based on the false narrative that lacking monument status opened up the areas in question to the transfer or sell-off of public lands. Comments in favor of maintaining the national monuments in question…

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Zinke, Congress gradually shifting paradigm of public lands stewardship

August 15, 2017 0

A 13-page memorandum to the Budget Committee this year contains his case for the proposed "paradigm shift" as well as calling for $50 million to facilitate conveyances of federal land to state, local and tribal governments. Bartholomew D. Sullivan USA…

Extreme Greens

“New West” progressives poised to sacrifice rural America on altar of ‘amenities economy’

July 27, 2017 1

While the mainstream media and environmental propaganda machine grind out daily reports on the economic benefits of an industrial tourism economy, they never specifically say who benefits. That’s the deception–just WHO exactly prospers in the New West? Jim Stiles The Canyon Country…

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Despite ranchers’ concerns, Zinke recommends no changes to Craters, Hanford monuments

July 14, 2017 1

Craters of the Moon was first designated in 1924 and occupied 54,000 acres. In 2000, President Clinton expanded it more than ten-fold, to 700,000 acres. This monument in central Idaho is distinguished by its craggy basalt fields; remnants of ancient…

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