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June 25, 2019

State control of western lands is best for local economies and the environment

States protect the environment at a better cost to citizens. State land managers fulfill all the same environmental laws a federal land manager would….

October 16, 2017

Utah wildfires reignite debate over constitutional state control of public lands

State-held lands tend to be managed more for resource extraction and economic development than federal lands, for historical, legal, and political reasons, says Eric…

March 13, 2017

Utah takes steps to advance local stewardship of lands within the state

Public land ranchers won’t have to worry about their grazing fees skyrocketing or their allotments being sold to developers — if and when Utah…

February 7, 2017

Colorado’s Southern Ute tribe backs repeal of BLM ‘methane rule’

Existing regulations “already protect air quality” and the BLM’s methane rule should be abolished, Clement Frost, chairman of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe, said…

February 3, 2017

Millard County Utah: A case study in urban ‘values’ infringing on rural property rights

Although Millard County is the literal definition of rural, “urban” values increasingly seem to dominate local thought processes and resulting public policy.  Despite lip…

January 4, 2017

Water battle pits City of Aspen against feds, enviros

When the rights of a city; such as its rights to water, property, and other resources, are constrained by county and federal governments, one must ask…

December 14, 2016

A failing legacy: Obama’s Bears Ears monument proposal gets D’s in every category

Since Obama took office in 2008, he has set aside more than 550 million acres in two dozen monuments — the most of any…

September 29, 2016

Garfield County Utah: The case for restoring locally-sourced government

Just 9 years following President Clinton’s secretive executive taking of nearly 2 million acres in central Utah, Garfield County Commissioner Maloy Dodds testified in front of…

September 22, 2016

Arizona senators move to give Mojave County more control over public lands

“Local politicians and business leaders have long contended that federal ownership of land limits opportunities for private ownership and economic development in the area.” …

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