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Obama Antiquities Act abuses challenged by Oregon lumber companies

February 21, 2017 2

“The monument expansion is already having an immediate impact,” said Murphy Co. President John Murphy. “The Griffen Moon Timber Sale within the expansion area that was scheduled to be sold this summer has now been withdrawn without any replacement timber…

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Oregon Land Grab: Ranchers oppose Obama 48K acre expansion of Cascade-Siskiyou Monument

January 13, 2017 4

In a news release, the Oregon Cattlemen’s Association said the president’s decision will “have a rippling effect on ranchers, farmers, outdoor enthusiasts and beyond.” “Our western heritage and love for the land is something we greatly value within our association. This…

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EDITORIAL: ‘On-the-ground’ solutions better than strong-armed monument designation

December 6, 2016 0

Selective wilderness designations, river protections and broad prohibitions on mining would be strategic, consequential steps Congress could take to protect the Owyhee Canyonlands, the largest undeveloped expanse of land in the lower 48 states. Significantly, doing so would ensure that…

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Radical environmentalism gets a new name thanks, to Obama Antiquities Act Abuse

October 19, 2016 0

Environmentalists at and around Southern Oregon University apparently were given special notice of the meeting ahead of other key stakeholders and opponents to the proposed massive expansion, and the environmentalists organized well in advance, even telling their supporters to wear blue (as…

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