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San Juan County locals praise Trump’s Bears Ears decision

December 4, 2017 2

"Ralph Waldo Emerson said, 'God will not have his work made manifest by cowards.' We need fighters. There's a time and a place for peace and good feelings. And there's a time to fight, and this is a time to…

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Insiders mull what revisions Trump will make to massive Utah monuments

November 16, 2017 0

That law passed by Congress gives U.S. presidents the authority to designate or set aside land as monuments to protect objects of historic, cultural or scientific interest in the smallest area "compatible" with their care and management. The abrupt 1996…

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Zinke supports moving BLM HQ out West, possibly Salt Lake or Denver

November 15, 2017 1

“You can have a jerk situated in Salt Lake, too,” Bishop said. “So the important part is actually having a department that cares and wants to listen to people and that’s the big issue. Having them in Salt Lake City…

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Utah wildfires reignite debate over constitutional state control of public lands

October 16, 2017 1

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 Biber, a law professor and director of environmental and energy law programs at the University of…

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Western leaders assert state control over energy permitting in new bill

October 15, 2017 1

“The states have developed extensive regulatory frameworks for permitting oil and gas development on state lands,” Gosar said. Energy-rich states not only do the work the BLM does, Gosar said, but do it “more effectively, efficiently, and with less cost.”…

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Senators hope new legislation settles Utah prairie dog wars

October 2, 2017 0

“In the nearly fifty years since it was signed into law, the ESA has done more to impede economic activity, obstruct local conservation efforts, and give federal bureaucrats regulatory control over private property, than it has done to protect endangered…

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Antiquities Act allows for presidential revocation, modification of monuments

September 28, 2017 0

President Barack Obama designated most of his record-setting monuments during the twilight of his second term, long after the threat of electoral defeat had passed. Free of political checks, he ran wild with this power. Jonathan Wood Washington Post Interior…

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Controversial Utah monuments among the ten Zinke wants to modify

September 18, 2017 0

Once the lawsuits have run their course, and fail, as I suspect, there will be an opportunity to use this review and whatever comes of it to brook a compromise reform to the Antiquities Act. That 111 year old law…

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Alaska sues feds to stop overreaching Obama-era wildlife management rules

September 6, 2017 0

The State of Alaska is among several parties with lawsuits pending challenging U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Park Service efforts to override Alaska's authority to manage state-trust fish and wildlife species.  All other 49 states support Alaska and…

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‘Wilderness study’ designation hampers firefighter access in Montana blazes

August 15, 2017 0

"It’s not negligence," Harris says. "That’s what people keep thinking but that’s not what it is. It’s people with responsibility like team leaders in the firefighting groups that have to make decisions on how they can deal with Wilderness Study…

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