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Tags archive: William Perry Pendley

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Animal Rights Extremists

Feral horses and burros pose “existential threat” to western rangelands

February 4, 2020 0

When managed wisely, wild horses and burros can thrive in the American West. However, left uncontrolled, herds quickly overpopulate their habitat, overgraze the land and decimate the fragile desert spring ecosystems critical to their survival and that of other species.…

Bureau of Land Management

Pendley sets the record straight about his work defending property rights and keeping government in check

September 4, 2019 1

"Contrary to characterizations by the press regarding my career, in leading a nonprofit, public-interest law firm based in Colorado, I represented those left behind when the tourists depart: the men, women, families, and communities that ranch, log, mine, explore for…

Bureau of Land Management

Sagebrush rebel appointed BLM deputy director of policy

July 24, 2019 0

The Mountain States Legal Foundation under Pendley's leadership has defended the federal government against environmental groups that challenged Interior in court; it also has challenged Interior, the Forest Service and others for regulatory overreach. Scott Streater E&E News Conservative lawyer…

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Geologist asks SCOTUS to restore mining rights ripped away by Obama Admin

March 22, 2018 0

Unfortunately, her agreement to sell those 71 claims for $200,000 were dashed in early 2012, when Secretary of the Interior Salazar withdrew over a million acres of federal land from mining.  She may not sell her claims, nor may she…

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Wyoming ranchers besieged by grizzlies get their day in court

March 20, 2018 0

Mr. Price and Ms. Thoman, and their fellow ranchers lose countless numbers of livestock due to grizzly bear kills every year. Mr. Price and other ranchers in the Upper Green River Valley lost 71 cattle to confirmed grizzly bear kills…

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Court affirms landowners’ ‘valid existing rights’ to use motorboats near lakefront property

February 12, 2018 0

The area was added to the National Wilderness Preservation System in 1987 by the Michigan Wilderness Act, which expressly preserved “valid existing rights.”  Under Michigan law those include the right of riparian owners to use an inland lake’s surface for…

Extreme Greens

‘Equal Access to Justice Act’ is an open door to environmentalist tyranny

April 4, 2017 0

"...over a decade, eight environmental groups filed more than 3,300 cases in federal district courts across the country. In the last two years of the Bush Administration, seven groups filed 253 lawsuits; in the first two years of the Obama…

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