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Congressional streamlining needed to help both property owners and protected species

September 21, 2018 0

The latest figures show that the greater sage grouse occupies more than 170 million acres in 11 western states: North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Washington, and parts of California. Washington, however, is not affected by…

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Trump considering repeal of counterproductive endangered species rule

April 16, 2018 0

It’s probably an esoteric issue to most Americans, but to landowners and businesses, primarily in the Western U.S., the “blanket” extension of ESA protections to “threatened” species has punished them for decades. A “take” of a protected species can bring…

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Washington ranchers angered by Zinke reversal on grizzly plan

March 29, 2018 0

Ethan Lane, executive director of the Public Lands Council and the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Federal Lands organization, said those groups are extremely disappointed. He said Zinke has talked about being a better neighbor, but that reintroducing as many as…

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D.C. swamp creatures freak over Zinke’s public lands vision

March 17, 2018 1

His reasoning was that managers with their feet on the ground have the most knowledge of their resources in order to foster multiple use management, the mission of the Department of Interior. This decentralizaiton explains a lot of the pushback…

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Utah demands compensation for revenues sucked up by federal lands

March 8, 2018 0

Ivory said “in lieu” should mean “equal to.” However, he said Utah makes more in two months from tax revenue on the taxable land than it has in 20 years from the federal government’s compensation. Ivory said this is money…

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Move it West: BLM has no business being in D.C., literally!

March 6, 2018 1

One important reason for moving BLM headquarters to the West is more than 99 percent of the land the Bureau manages is in western states. This means senior bureaucrats in Washington make critical decisions on federal lands located hundreds, or…

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Incapable of caring for what it has, federal government continues to gobble up land

March 4, 2018 0

These days, Interior spends over $200 million a year buying land. That raises the perennial question: how much is enough? The government already owns 635 million acres, almost a third of the United States. That includes 250 million acres of…

Extreme Greens

Americans paying a big price for increasingly destructive, deadly wildfires

February 27, 2018 1

Dozens of people were killed in these catastrophic wildfires, many thousands of homes and structures destroyed and the tragedy continues to this day as many thousands of people try to piece their lives back together having lost everything in many cases. All of…

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Shuffling the Swamp: BLM leaders shifted to other agencies in Interior reorganization

February 10, 2018 2

Alaska Director Bud Cribley, Colorado Director Ruth Welch and New Mexico Director Amy Lueders are among as many as 50 BLM and other Interior career officials notified this month that they are being transferred to different agencies or other positions…

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Zinke blasts National Parks failure to deal with ‘culture of sexual harassment’

January 30, 2018 1

“We’ve had a culture of sexual harassment. That era has come rapidly to a close,” he told The DC. “I have fired four individuals. They said I could. I did. I’ll fire 400 if I have to. We had a…

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