It was a citizen advisory board established by the Bureau of Land Management, not the Bureau of Land Management itself.
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If Superfund land management is designed to satisfy the general public and the GAO, it would appear that land management isn't properly regulated.
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Rest of Thursday's agenda ... A House Natural Resources subcommittee will hear from Bureau of Land Management and National Forest Service officials on a land management bill.
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"He will be overseeing the Bureau of Land Management, he will exercise the secretary's discretion in the supervision of the Bureau of Land Management," she said.
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"The message of the Malheur verdicts is that the federal land management agencies stand alone," Dennis McLane, the retired deputy chief of law enforcement for the Bureau of Land Management, told me.
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Many ranchers bitterly complained about the federal land management agencies.
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Incorporating state, local and tribal stakeholders for public land management.
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"I'm not saying we don't need land management," he continued.
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Land management is a major political issue in Western states.
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Under British colonial rule, locals were also excluded from land management.
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Dozens of land-management practices are thought to achieve this feat.
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Both areas are owned by the federal Bureau of Land Management.
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The administration's touchstone for public land management harkens back to 1872.
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The Bundys have had previous disputes with federal land management officials.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) methane venting and flaring rule.
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The Bureau of Land Management is at fault, Ms. Noeth said.
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William Perry Pendley is acting director of the Bureau of Land Management.
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But Jewell was overall optimistic about the next century of land management.
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The Bureau of Land Management found alternative country for the rancher's herd.
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The Bureau of Land Management formally proposed repealing the rule in July.
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States have far leaner budgets for land management than the federal government does.
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Forests: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is proposing new land management regulations.
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The vote, however, is just a recommendation to the Bureau of Land Management.
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It is, he added, "a fundamentally different way of thinking about land management".
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Some efforts are afoot to adapt to climate change while improving land management.
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Public lands: The Department of the Interior is delaying new land management rules.
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The Bureau of Land Management did not respond to a request for comment.
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But calls are rising for more indigenous oversight of fires and land management.
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A member of his group, which is protesting federal land-management policies, was killed.
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The Nevada Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is tracking the fire's progress on Twitter.
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Crews from the INL and the Bureau of Land Management are fighting the blaze.
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The USDA's Forest Service proposed Tuesday new administrative procedures for handling land management plans.
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There are some efforts afoot to adapt to climate change while improving land management.
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That's according to Justin Leonard, a researcher dedicated to understanding bushfires and land management.
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Secretary Zinke is offering to be transparent with regards land management — especially out West.
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Dan Sullivan (R-AK) said when the Bureau of Land Management announced the sale.
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The Fish and Wildlife Service had determined that the greater sage-grouse did not warrant a listing under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) due to the finalization of the common sense, balanced and science-based Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land management plans.
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The rule was issued by the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management in November 2016.
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In his order, the judge ordered further environmental review by the Bureau of Land Management.
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Land management at Bears Ears would be shared between an intertribal coalition and federal partners.
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This is necessary because NRAs are not currently identified in the land management planning process.
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Since 2010, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has sought to achieve the middle ground.
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They are also suing Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the federal Bureau of Land Management.
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The Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) released state-specific plans for public comment.
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Land management can no doubt make an important contribution to the reduction in atmospheric carbon.
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The Bureau of Land Management has a mandate to protect these places for multiple uses.
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Here are a few more pictures by Bob Wick, a Bureau of Land Management photographer.
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Number of FOIA requests received by the US Bureau of Land Management from FY 2008-2016.
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In 21, the Bureau of Land Management, part of the Department of Interior, rejected that argument.
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Federal land management has long been controversial, but there is widespread dissatisfaction with the status quo.
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I am referring to National Recreation Areas (NRAs), the stepchildren of the land management planning process.
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The Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management is the chief agency in charge of coal leases.
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The Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management described the rule as costly, redundant and overly burdensome.
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For years, the Bureau of Land Management has prohibited the sale of healthy horses to slaughterhouses.
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Zinke signed an order to let the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) resume the leasing process.
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The Bureau of Land Management is working with the US Geological Survey for the research project.
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Traditionally, land management agencies have cooperated with private owners whose land provides access to national forests.
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The ruling means the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management will have to enforce the rule.
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It is managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) within the U.S. Department of Interior.
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The Bureau of Land Management said there had been previous thorough environmental studies of the refuge.
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One of the links, which should have directed to the Bureau of Land Management, is dead.
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Drought and years of poor land management had left the west dry and vulnerable to wildfires.
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But he ruled that the family's lawsuit accusing the Bureau of Land Management of negligence can proceed.
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Results were revealed in a bid opening conducted in Anchorage by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
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Land management practices like suppressing naturally occurring fires have also allowed fuel to build in wilderness areas.
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This is the first assignment of the year for the Bureau of Land Management Women's Fire Crew.
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It's the same story with the Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
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Many countries have long traditions of communal land management and a complicated web of customary farming rights.
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The science is conclusive: in the U.S. public land management must be part of our climate solution.
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To keep pace with the interest, urban officials are struggling to computerise land management and record-keeping.
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The refuge is then surrounded by about half private land, and half Bureau of Land Management land.
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The U.S. Bureau of Land Management sent armed rangers to his ranch to round up his cattle.
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Cultivation and cropping created a need for shared-use land management and an indigenous notion of property.
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Phase one is a Bureau of Land Management plan which is unprecedented, both in size and scope.
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Finally, poor reservoir and land management have revealed a lack of long-term planning on these issues.
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Both reports were requested by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
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A major hydraulic fracturing regulation from the Bureau of Land Management will be reviewed under the order.
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Utahns also largely approve of federal land management agencies, according to a recent survey of Western states.
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In 2013, areas of California managed by the Bureau of Land Management drew almost 4.2 million visitors.
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Hillerie Patton is president of the Dignitas Agency and former employee of Nevada's Bureau of Land Management.
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Radar is an agricultural land management company, holding some 280,000 hectares in farms in eight Brazilian states.
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The new bill will also cut funding for the Conservation Stewardship Program, which encourages proper land management.
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And representatives of farming interests have a hard time getting funding to deploy cleaner land management practices.
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Dr. Willerslev's results led the Bureau of Land Management to turn over the skeleton to the tribe.
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For its part, the Bureau of Land Management has released social distance and hygiene tips for firefighters.
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In Portugal, our correspondent looked at political inaction and poor land management, which have exacerbated the hazard.
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A 2015 audit of the government's land management scolded ministers for allowing Dart subsidiaries such free rein.
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The Bureau of Land Management rejected the claim, but Cantwell worries Balash could overturn that decision now.
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It's not about left or right, it's about locals becoming an integral part of public land management.
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The Bureau of Land Management plans to begin rounding up horses for this research project in October.
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Bureau of Land Management officials didn't immediately respond to a request for comment from The Associated Press.
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"Congress has enacted broad organic statutes that govern mineral leasing and federal land management, and authorize the Bureau of Land Management to regulate oil and gas drilling activities on the public lands," the former officials wrote in a brief to the Denver-based 85033th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals.
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No one supported the militia's nutty tactics, but many bristled at federal land management in this rural area.
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Traditionally, Kenyan society is patriarchal and ownership and decisions on land management or disposal are made by men.
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The federal Bureau of Land Management office in Burns is also closed until further notice, the agency said.
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It borders the Navajo Nation and a large swath of land managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
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The Bureau of Land Management is part of the Interior Department, which has been closed since Dec. 22.
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William Perry Pendley currently serves as the acting director of the Department of Interior's Bureau of Land Management.
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The idled Daneros mine had applied to the Bureau of Land Management for an expansion in July 2016.
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They will be managed by the Bureau of Land Management, the National Park Service and the Forest Service.
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This latest overreach, by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), is disguised as one that will lower emissions.
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The freeze is a nightmare scenario for the NPS and Bureau of Land Management, which is also understaffed.
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A 1971 federal law charged the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management with managing wild horses.
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That's a lost opportunity for the BLM to share its expertise on land management and particularly energy development.
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He sends his goats into the foothills to eat noxious weeds, on a Bureau of Land Management contract.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) signed a lease for its new headquarters in a Grand Junction, Colo.
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Interior's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is using that time to decide whether to fully repeal the regulation.
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Instead, the Bureau of Land Management elected to release some of these habitats for oil and gas drilling.
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Public lands in the West are a patchwork of lands controlled by different federal agencies — the Bureau of Land Management, the U.S. Forest Service and others — who often work at cross-purposes and have different approaches to land management and where public access and use is not necessarily a priority.
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Authorities said the gun the shooter used had been stolen from a Bureau of Land Management agent's unattended vehicle.
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While water quality, land management, and overfishing do put stress on the reef, the biggest driver is climate change.
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Their efforts were supported by staff from the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and the Bureau of Land Management.
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He'd also be in charge of the National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management, among other agencies.
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This year fewer than 200,000 acres have burned, costing less than $20 million, said the Bureau of Land Management.
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In 2001, after alerting the Bureau of Land Management, the Hammonds set a legal fire to eradicate noxious weeds.
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The Bureau of Land Management which oversees Gold Butte has limited resources and authority for its current administrative role.
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For a case in point, consider the Wild Horse and Burro Programme of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
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Contrast that with the 1.7 million acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands the bill designates as wilderness.
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Babbitt and his team wanted to allow these exceptional public lands to remain with the Bureau of Land Management.
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Francis Terer, a member of the Kericho County Assembly from Cheboin ward, said land management must become more inclusive.
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Fortunately, the Bureau of Land Management is proposing new guidelines to prevent this unnecessary waste of our public resource.
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Local officials will testify before another House Natural Resources panel on a Bureau of Land Management draft planning rule.
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The House Natural Resources Committee will vote Wednesday on four bills related to land management, national parks and fishing.
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The Bureau of Land Management is looking to write rules for methane leaks at drilling sites on federal land.
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The Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) could put out the final rule as soon as this week.
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They also tell the Bureau of Land Management (usually anonymously) which public lands they want put up for auction.
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More recently, a standoff between Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy and the Bureau of Land Management reignited the historic rebellion.
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It's not same technology, but the intention to light fires to achieve certain land management objectives is the same.
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With limited budgets, firefighting agencies like the United States Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management have to prioritize.
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Under the Trump administration, the Bureau of Land Management has some new branding, one that prominently features oil rigs.
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It might also offer a global model as the world develops land management strategies to fight the climate crisis.
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Paving the way for oil and gas companies to roll back environmental protections is not "expertise" in land management.
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new financial disclosure rules, emissions and fuel standards, and land management regulations.
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The Bureau of Land Management then released another updated environmental assessment on August 22, which received about 10,000 comments.
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Although Fuhlendorf pioneered research into using this kind of "fire grazing" for land management, the concept is not new.
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Some 45 percent of Bureau of Land Management grazing lands measured in 2012 were not meeting Rangeland Health standards.
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Problems arise, however, when the designation limits vital land management practices and how people can use these public lands.
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Lawmakers scuttled the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) "Planning 2.0" rule, a measure to modernize federal land management strategies.
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The surgery that the Bureau of Land Management plans to use on the horses is called ovariectomy via colpotomy.
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The department, through the Bureau of Land Management, has said it wants to offer leases for sale this year.
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Wild horse advocates have balked at the Bureau of Land Management&aposs insistence that wild horse populations are too high.
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Tom Daniels, a land management professor at the University of Pennsylvania, said Santa Clara County is on the right path.
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The US government's helium reserves in Texas are being depleted, forcing the Bureau of Land Management to ration its supplies.
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In 1979, lawmakers required new environmental protections for rangelands and mining areas controlled by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
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And then there's everything else — more than 264 million acres in all — handled by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
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Even as global warming extends its droughts, decades of poor forest and land management have made the state a tinderbox.
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Image: Bureau of Land Management/ FlickrBoth liberals and conservatives were also upset about recent proposed cuts to the NIH's budget.
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The Bureau of Land Management, which oversees the monument is asking people to share their photos with the hashtag #trackthebloom.
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These land management plans are really important to Western states such as Wyoming, where half the land is federally managed.
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The Bureau of Land Management is expected to release its Wind and Solar Leasing Rule in the next few weeks.
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If Democrat-run Oregon took over land management from the feds, Mr Skinner thinks ranchers' problems would be "multiplied tenfold".
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The Obama Administration Bureau of Land Management (BLM) issued the regulation in question citing the above provision of the MLA.
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AGENCY SUED OVER COAL MORATORIUM: Two Utah counties are suing the Bureau of Land Management over its coal-leasing moratorium.
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The Bureau of Land Management and the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, for example, would not process oil-drilling permits.
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The fracking rule from the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management is likely a top candidate for Trump to repeal.
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Authorities said the gun had been stolen from an off-duty Bureau of Land Management agent's car four days earlier.
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The official, William Perry Pendley, currently serves as the acting director of the Department of Interior's Bureau of Land Management.
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That area includes two national parks and areas operated for recreation and leasing under the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
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DOI oversees the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM), which is responsible for oil and gas development on federal lands.
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They chided officials from the Department of Homeland Security and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Wednesday for mishandling the weapons.
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The Bureau of Land Management Planning 2.0 rule Two education CRAs: The Department of Education's teacher preparation and accountability rules.
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Other Republicans, meanwhile, have distanced themselves from the protests — even if they sympathize with frustration over federal land management. Rep.
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The biggest employers in the region are now the Forest Service, the Bureau of Land Management and other government agencies.
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Congress granted federal protection in 2700 to the remaining herds, which were nearly all on Bureau of Land Management land.
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The company recently won approval from the Bureau of Land Management for its first commercial-scale project in Pahrump, Nev.
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The lek where Mr. Obercian, the birding guide, takes his clients is on Bureau of Land Management land in Colorado.
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Lithium Americas' proposal to mine the Thacker Pass deposit is currently under review by the US Bureau of Land Management.
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And, more recently, the Bureau of Land Management has proposed a rule that applies to resource extraction on federal lands.
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According to the Bureau of Land Management, the rules would reduce greenhouse gas emissions by a statistically insignificant 0.0092 percent.
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The Bureau of Land Management, the part of Interior that handles oil and gas permits and leases, has 9,000 employees.
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The Bureau of Land Management headquarters has been in Washington for decades, with state-level offices spread across the country.
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The Senate on Tuesday voted to end a land management rule finalized in the closing days of the Obama administration.
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The order will also require a review of Bureau of Land Management regulations that limit hydraulic fracking on public lands.
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Representatives for the Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Land Management could not be immediately reached for comment.
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In March, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) flooded its Flickr page with photos of oil wells and mining pits.
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The ruling blocked drilling on more than 300,000 acres (121,400 hectares) while the Bureau of Land Management conducts further analysis.
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Forest fires, many of which stem from brutal forms of forest and land management, have also killed and displaced many orangutans.
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"Money is flowing into sustainable land management," Forest Trends researcher Genevieve Bennett, the study's lead author, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Direct payments will eventually be replaced by a new Environmental Land Management System which will be developed and trialed with farmers.
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You did not discuss forest and land management, the wildland-urban interface and the increase in the things that ignite wildfires.
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Superpedestrian's scooters are equipped to self-diagnose issues that involve components, the motherboard, motor controller, land management system, batteries and more.
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Superpedestrian's scooters are equipped to self-diagnose issues that involve components, the motherboard, motor controller, land management system, batteries and more.
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In this case, that is 26,421 acres managed by the Bureau of Land Management of the U.S. Department of the Interior.
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The Bureau of Land Management issued 852 leases for oil and gas drilling on a total of 810,000 acres last year.
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The Interior Department on Friday launched a new initiative to coordinate public land management work with tribal governments around the country.
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Bureau of Land Management property in California alone still contains over 19,000 abandoned sites that present a danger to physical safety.
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In March it received approval from America's Bureau of Land Management to lease land to build a track near Pahrump, Nevada.
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Red Cliffs is among the "crown jewels" Congress has designated as "national conservation areas" within Bureau of Land Management public lands.
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The gun was stolen from the SUV of a U.S. Bureau of Land Management ranger that was parked in San Francisco.
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The Interior Department is blasting a Republican bill that would abolish armed law enforcement bodies in two federal land management agencies.
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The land in question in Utah was part of the Bureau of Land Management of the U.S. Department of the Interior.
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The House in February passed a Congressional Review Act (CRA) resolution to undo a Bureau of Land Management methane pollution rule.
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Interior announced in July it would create a new headquarters for the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in Grand Junction, Colo.
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Earlier this month, the Bureau of Land Management leased 85033,006 acres in the Gulf of Mexico to oil and gas exploration.
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The proposal from the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is due to be published Tuesday in the Federal Register.
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Lucas is considered a risky pick by environmentalists who aren't keen on an oil exec calling the shots on land management.
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That means the Bureau of Land Management can now resume the process of allowing new coal-mining leases on its land.
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"This is one of the main ways that we can help to reduce corruption and abuse of land management," he said.
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Public lands are defined as land managed by the Forest Service, the Bureau of Land Management and the State of Idaho.
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Dr. Nolan acknowledged there was little time to pressure the Bureau of Land Management or exploration companies to change their approach.
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But the Bureau of Land Management, which oversees the dunes, has generally tried to ensure access for the off-road community.
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A spokesman from the land ministry said there was a need for an entire revamp of the land management information system.
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"I share the same frustration with the land management … but don't make it about FEMA and the fire victims," he said.
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Such is the result when one man with a phone and pen takes a top-down approach to public land management.
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A key aspect of that decision was the land management plan released by the federal and state officials earlier that year.
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The proposal from the Trump administration's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is due to be published Tuesday in the Federal Register.
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Finally, poor reservoir and land management have revealed a lack of long-term planning on these issues, the experts have said.
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And poor reservoir and land management have revealed a lack of long-term planning on these issues, the experts have said.
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Some of these moves are quite bizarre: Bureau of Land Management legislative affairs staff are slated to move to Reno, Nev.
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But the Bureau of Land Management and SAExploration have said that new seismic technology has little permanent impact on the landscape.
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His recently obtained schedule shows that he was accompanied by a Bureau of Land Management supervisor who usually manages firefighting crews.
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It doesn't take much time at all to deplete your hard-earned savings, said Harrell, the Bureau of Land Management contractor.
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Overall, there are around 640 million acres of federal lands, including about 245 million acres managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
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"Any investment in poverty eradication is an important option globally which underpins the ability to improve land management," she said in Geneva.
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As Reagan's head of the Bureau of Land Management, Burford was another foot soldier in Reagan's effort to dismantle federal environmental regulations.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) has already inquired whether a 2016 Bureau of Land Management plan could still be subject to the CRA.
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Because of its fragility, the Bureau of Land Management only allows 20 people to visit per day as determined by a lottery.
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The suit names several people and entities as defendants, including the FBI, the Bureau of Land Management, Oregon State Police, Oregon Gov.
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Phil Lyman, a county commissioner who staged a protest against federal land management that Ryan Bundy attended, is running for state office.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announced in July it would move 27 employees to a new headquarters in Grand Junction, Colo.
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If the government shutdown continues into January, Ernest Johnson, a geologist with the Bureau of Land Management, will likely lose his apartment.
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President Trump threatened to cut off FEMA funding for California's wildfire relief in a Wednesday tweet, blaming the state's poor land management.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) that a 2016 plan from the Bureau of Land Management could be reviewed under the Congressional Review Act.
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The report urged that unsustainable land management, which has had significant economic impact, must be managed more efficiently to avoid more emissions.
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"We're working to have this tomorrow," said a Bureau of Land Management official who declined to give details on the administration's plans.
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It's not entirely clear how Garcia Zarate came into possession of the firearm, which belonged to a Bureau of Land Management ranger.
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Dr. Detweiler is also looking at how to start controlled burns with UAVs, to help fight wildfires and help with land management.
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In addition, there's at least one case brought by the Bureau of Land Management, in relation to an alleged marijuana grow operation.
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Those offsets can come from planting forests, employing better land management, or perhaps someday even pulling carbon dioxide straight from the air.
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Jesse Juen worked for the Bureau of Land Management for 33 years and is currently the president of the Public Lands Foundation.
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The organization's overall goal is to create greater economic opportunities for small farms while promoting ecological land management and healthy local foods.
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We're used to them coming at a certain time of year, and our land management practices have evolved to respond to that.
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Interior's Bureau of Land Management is working on the environmental review for drilling, which must be completed before it can sell leases.
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Right now California awaits the release of a crucial land management plan that could serve as an example for the entire nation.
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But if the Trump administration has its way, the town will become the new home of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
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The Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service can modernize mining regulations under current public lands laws without going through Congress.
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For example, some states have seen grazing reductions of more than 70 percent on lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management.
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Interior Secretary David Bernhardt signed an order on Monday naming Pendley as the acting head of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
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The Bureau of Land Management scheduled an auction for April 22011, promising drillers access to the parcel for the next ten years.
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The Bureau of Land Management, the federal agency that manages the government's mineral estate, is now weighing whether to renew those leases.
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A third official with Alaska ties, Mr. Balash, now oversees the Bureau of Land Management, giving him direct oversight of Arctic exploration.
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But another agency of the Interior Department, the Bureau of Land Management, will review the plan and decide whether to allow testing.
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Why you'll hear about this again: The report explores ways that land management and sustainable food practices can help fight global warming.
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Her parents sued the San Francisco Sheriff's Department, as well as Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the federal Bureau of Land Management.
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They are free and can be obtained from any CAL FIRE, U.S. Forest Service, or Bureau of Land Management station or office.
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Under federal environmental protection laws, the Bureau of Land Management had to file an environmental impact statement for the lease-sale plan.
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It is all about carrying the agenda of various industries, often at the expense of environmental standards and public land management values.
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Under pressure The Bureau of Land Management move comes at a time when the federal workforce is facing upheaval on several fronts.
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In 2018, the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management raised a record $1.1 billion in revenue from oil and gas lease sales.
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The committee also held Huynh Duc Tho, the chairman of the Danang city people's committee, responsible for land management and human resources violations.
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Federal attorneys have argued the Bureau of Land Management shouldn't be held liable for crimes committed with the gun after it was stolen.
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It's rare in the wild because of deforestation and land management changes during China's Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution, according to Monro.
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The future of food could see unemployment issues in farming; large changes in livestock and feedstock production; and significant alterations in land management.
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Even with the most aggressive land management policies, wildfires will still affect the state in coming decades, thanks in part to climate change.
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The fees eventually amounted to more than $1 million and the Bureau of Land Management began to seize the family's cattle in 2014.
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As Interior Secretary, Zinke was responsible for overseeing the Bureau of Land Management, the United States Geological Survey, and the National Parks Service.
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It was one of the most complicated land-management exercises in American history, one of the biggest achievements of the Obama Interior Department.
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It can take many years of specific crop rotations and land management to "groom" the soils to optimize nutrient intake and maximize yields.
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"This order will help ensure that the Bureau of Land Management [BLM] considers public access to public lands," Bernhardt said in a statement.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) may be upping the number of employees housed in its new agency headquarters in Grand Junction, Colo.
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"Federal land management agencies should implement this guidance without delay, and use cutting-edge science to make climate-smart decisions," the group said.
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The Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) released a notice Thursday that it is starting the "scoping" process for an environmental review.
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By changing land management practices, we can increase land productivity, reduce the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, and slow climate change.
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Right now the public can provide input on management plans proposed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for the newly reduced monuments.
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Authorities said the gun Garcia Zarate used was stolen from the car of an off-duty agent for the Bureau of Land Management.
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The proposal would effectively turn over management of this incredible expanse to the Bureau of Land Management with direction to industrialize the area.
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Hrobsky formerly held senior roles at the Interior Department, and Johnson previously worked in high-level positions at the Bureau of Land Management.
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America's fire crisis is threatening communities, damaging fish and wildlife habitat, degrading watersheds, and trashing the budgets of our federal land management agencies.
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RNR aims to reduce barriers to outdoor recreation access, and improve public land management for Americans who enjoy recreation pursuits of all types.
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The resolution would undo a late-issued Bureau of Land Management regulation limiting venting and flaring of methane from natural gas drilling sites.
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"This order will help ensure that the Bureau of Land Management [BLM] considers public access to public lands," Bernhardt said in a statement.
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Secretaries of the Interior direct the Bureau of Land Management and National Park Service, putting them in charge of our western public lands.
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When hordes of people visited, putting its fragile ecosystem in jeopardy, the Bureau of Land Management decided to implement a cap on visitors.
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To it was affixed a Bureau of Land Management sticker which requested that I close the gate behind me once I'd driven in.
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Fire has long been a central land management tool for Aboriginal people; carefully controlled burns shaped forests and savannas for hunting and agriculture.
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Deadly blazes have become increasingly severe and routine in Portugal, spurred by poor land management and hotter, drier summers because of climate change.
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A better model is where positive coordination between federal, state, and local agencies can help improve public land management decisions and reduce conflict.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke recently directed the Bureau of Land Management to ramp up sales of oil and gas leases on federal land.
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The Border Patrol unit here has almost 40 horses, obtained from a wild mustang program run by the federal Bureau of Land Management.
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Conservation and restoration across habitats must be a priority by implementing land use and land management practices that prioritize the conservation of biodiversity.
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"They can't get a loan, can't develop the land and can't get legal or technical support activities for better land management," he said.
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Instead of thoughtful, sound approaches to federal land management policy, political backlash and ideological interests will drive the future of these public lands.
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It has a separate earthquake-related lawsuit pending in federal court against the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Bureau of Land Management.
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The court also vacated a lower judge's ruling that the Bureau of Land Management had overstepped its bounds by trying to regulate fracking.
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Among land management issues in the American West, Bears Ears National Monument pushed to the forefront of public attention Native Americans's land issues.
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Still, the Bureau of Land Management, which manages this refuge, allows people to soak in a hot springs adjacent to the vole's habitat.
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While the National Park Service (NPS) and the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) hold the largest share of the backlog, all major land management agencies (including the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Bureau of Land Management) face mounting deferred maintenance needs that jeopardize outdoor recreation access, enjoyment and safety, as well as ecosystem health and security of cultural and historic heritage sites.
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Longer-term climate change, land management practices and population growth are combining to cause increased wildfire risk in California, including in highly populated areas.
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"Crews and equipment are making excellent progress building containment lines along the southeast flank of the fire," the U.S. Bureau of Land Management said.
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The Interior Department said its Bureau of Land Management had received thousands of comments on the draft study, all of which would be considered.
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Particularly in Europe, land management and usage doesn't change as radically as it does here, because it stays in the family, or it's protected.
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"More than half of my district is under federal management, or lack thereof," Mr. Walden said, expressing anger at the Bureau of Land Management.
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In its budget requests to Congress, the DoI has repeatedly asked for steep cuts to the Bureau of Land Management, which operates mining leases.
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A search and rescue team that included members from the US Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Montana Highway Patrol was quickly assembled.
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Between 250 to 20103 people have been evacuated from their homes, Dolores Garcia, fire public affairs officer with the Bureau of Land Management said.
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Today, a summer intern working in land management who makes $9.25 per hour and spends some of her money this week on mango kombucha.
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This puts federal employees at risk, particularly those in agencies that are a popular target in the West, particularly the Bureau of Land Management.
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The tribe is still fighting over land use but now works with the federal government's Bureau of Land Management to save its archaeological sites.
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The FBI arrested Cliven Bundy, the 74-year-old Nevada rancher whose 13 standoff with the Bureau of Land Management inspired the Oregon takeover.
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A systematic overhaul of federal land management and funding will be required to ensure our public lands can remain healthy for years to come.
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Senators on Monday will begin the process of repealing a Bureau of Land Management rule to reorganize the government's land planning and management guidelines.
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Potential risks from mineral mines are currently being managed by two federal agencies, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the U.S. Forest Service.
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In 403, he came to the national spotlight in a showdown with the federal Bureau of Land Management over grazing rights for his cattle.
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In an order made public Tuesday, Zinke told the Bureau of Land Management to renew permits for Dwight and Steven Hammond's ranch in Oregon.
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By contrast, rules just proposed by the Bureau of Land Management do apply to both new and existing sources on federal and tribal land.
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This violates a fundamental principle of scientifically sound public land management — that of ensuring that management activities collectively do not produce environmentally destructive outcomes.
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"We track the comments all the time, every day," said Seng Loth, who monitors the page for the Land Management and Urban Planning Ministry.
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I'm hopeful that, when the dust settles, we can once again re-engage in a legitimate discussion about the future of federal land management.
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For instance, the Bureau of Land Management hasn't been reauthorized since 1996, and the State Department has been operating without budget authorization since 2003.
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Federal law requires that the Bureau of Land Management conducts an environmental impact analysis ahead of granting anyone a permit for using federal land.
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Steven Richardson of Wiley Rein, a former deputy director of the Bureau of Land Management, is lobbying on behalf of Homeowners Against Land Takings.
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The Trump administration is working to undo all of Obama's methane rules, including the landfill rule and one from the Bureau of Land Management.
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Together, the Bureau of Land Management and US Forest Service administer more than 112 million acres of surface land entrusted to the American people.
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"We're working on getting information and new monument maps ready for people interested in claims," said Utah Bureau of Land Management spokesman Michael Richardson.
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I study natural resources there for half of the school day, because I want to become a firefighter with a background in land management.
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While in Fairbanks, she worked for the Bureau of Land Management as a draftswoman and took some mining classes at the University of Alaska.
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In the 1970s, the Federal Land Policy and Management Act shifted the focus of the Bureau of Land Management from resource extraction to conservation.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is getting pushback from Democratic lawmakers and environmental groups for a tweet promoting the many uses of oil.
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The Department of Interior announced in July it would be moving 2202 D.C.-based Bureau of Land Management employees to locations across the West.
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Some of them were aimed at unraveling regulations enacted late in Mr. Obama's presidency in areas like teacher preparation, land management and federal procurement.
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Jim Anaya, law professor at the University of Arizona, offers the possibility of joint management between Shoshone and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
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The Department of Interior announced in July it would be moving 85033 D.C.-based Bureau of Land Management employees to locations across the West.
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We also see the need to address the lack of diversity among the workforce of public land management agencies, particularly at the federal level.
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The Bureau of Land Management is conducting the research in an attempt to find ways to control overpopulation of wild horses across the country.
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Environmentalists and scientists had criticized the Bureau of Land Management for refraining from a more rigorous appraisal of the potential impact of the work.
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An economic study from Utah in 2012 found that taking over land management would cost the state government a substantial sum: $275 million a year.
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In October 2017, the Bureau of Land Management announced a change in opinion, allowing a controversial water project from a former Bernhardt client, Cadiz Inc.
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CNN contacted the Cambodian Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction about allegations workers lack proper safety equipment, but did not receive a reply.
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The contractors hadn't secured a construction permit, a spokesman for Cambodia's Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction told Chinese state-run media Xinhua.
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Earlier this month, the Bureau of Land Management, part of the Department of the Interior, suspended implementation of the rule for a year, until Jan.
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Previously, this control had been held by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and its transfer to the tribe came after years of legal battles.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for banks overseeing electronic fund transfers, land management regulations for forests and protections for sea turtles.
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While the government has sought to entice investors into its cotton farming industry, this has been complicated by ineffective land management and complex property rights.
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" He said that before the Bureau of Land Management installed the fence last year, local ranchers had enjoyed access to the range "for many years.
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The House on Monday will begin the process of ending a Bureau of Land Management planning rule instituted in the closing days of Obama's presidency.
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The horse and burro population has grown untenable because the Bureau of Land Management hasn't been able to implement an effective way to control it.
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This comes after Senate Republicans unsuccessfully attempted to overturn a similar Bureau of Land Management methane rule regulating drilling on federal and Native American land.
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In November, the Bureau of Land Management finally issued a rule addressing the waste of natural gas from oil and gas wells on federal lands.
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Poor reservoir and land management On Monday, the US Army Corps of Engineers started releasing water from the Addicks and Barker dams in west Houston.
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The Government Accountability Office found numerous problems and inconsistencies in the instructions the Bureau of Land Management gives to companies to report their methane emissions.
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Earlier this year, the Bureau of Land Management proposed rules to cut natural gas waste during oil and gas development on our nation's public lands.
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The Bureau of Land Management has given its approval to a Wyoming project slated to be the largest wind farm in North America, KGWN reports.
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Yale University owns a limited liability company, Bayroot, that has partnered with Wagner Land Management to manage a 125,203-acre working forest in Coös County.
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This week, the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) released a final rule that would weaken methane pollution rules for drillers on public lands.
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The parts of the monuments that are no longer protected are still owned by the federal government, mostly the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management.
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On the energy side, McCarthy has been a critic of the Environmental Protection Agency and Bureau of Land Management rules that impact the energy industry.
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In the Pacific Northwest, a significant portion of our rural lands are publicly managed by the federal government, including the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
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In addition to the NPS, the money could go to the Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management and Bureau of Indian Education schools.
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The Bureau of Land Management plans to write rules this year to reduce methane leaks from oil and gas wells on federal and tribal lands.
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Heller has cast federal land management as a top issue while in office, and he advocates for more comprehensive use of the country's energy resources.
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Ultimately, this new fund will help our federal land management agencies aggressively reduce their maintenance backlogs and improve species restoration, environmental stewardship and resource management.
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Today is the last day to submit comments to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) regarding the issue of lost gas at the taxpayer's expense.
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The Bureau of Land Management has ignored our concerns, and hasn't given us any indication that they respect our land, our animals, or our culture.
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The big question I'd look at down there is, where does the government draw the authority to own and operate a Bureau of Land Management?
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Earlier this week, PEER published anonymous surveys filled out by Bureau of Land Management employees about staffing levels and their hopes for the Trump administration.
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In June, for instance, the Bureau of Land Management announced it would auction off 195,732 acres of federal land in Nevada for fossil-fuel development.
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The West holds nearly 70,000 wild horses, according to the Bureau of Land Management — and that's more than the land can handle, the agency says.
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Mr. Johnson is an outdoorsman, and he has worked for the United States Forest Service, the National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management.
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These partnerships are complicated by the chaotic land management system in the Amazon rainforest, which is rife with fraudulent property titles and land speculation schemes.
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In January, a judge dismissed the case against the sheriff's department and ICE, but allowed the case against the Bureau of Land Management to continue.
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But under the Trump Administration, the federal Bureau of Land Management has already restarted putting out oil and gas development leases in sage grouse habitat.
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The King County Conservation District (KCD), a public land management agency governing 30 cities including Seattle, will soon be electing a new board supervisor position.
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The federal Bureau of Land Management has proposed issuing oil and gas leases just outside Zion National Park, one of the nation's most visited parks.
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Appropriators aim to pass on small cuts to the National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Fish and Wildlife Service, and the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Administered by the Bureau of Land Management, the area owes its name to the pink, green, orange and brown sediments that form the basin's walls.
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Another rule on the chopping block in the days ahead is a Bureau of Land Management rule intended to reorganize the agency's natural resources planning.
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On March 29, those memos were rescinded by the Trump administration's Bureau of Land Management, potentially clearing the way for the project to go forward.
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"We could be up and running with fires here in the next couple days," said Beth Ipsen, a spokeswoman with the Bureau of Land Management.
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Environmental groups had objected to the aerial survey in a letter to the Bureau of Land Management, a division of the Interior Department, in June.
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A spokeswoman for the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) said the agency was in the process of preparing a statement on the sale.
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A conservation watchdog group sued the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Wednesday, demanding that it hand over documents related to its relocation across the West.
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"This bill undermines bedrock environmental and public land management laws in order to create a perpetual lease for a foreign-owned, toxic mine," said Rep.
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The Bureau of Land Management says that the nearly 230 million acres it manages for wild horses and burros can sustain only about 22010,22000 animals.
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He mused about taking advantage of some already tense issue, like the standoff in Oregon in 2016 between protesters and the Bureau of Land Management.
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The same cabal of factors, including climate change and land management, is conspiring to produce bigger wildfires that consume more land and kill more people.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), an Interior Department agency that manages 247.3 million acres of public lands, used to have a spectacular Flickr page.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM)is tasked with deciding on which parcels of land different activities like grazing, mining or drilling should be allowed.
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That day, Bundy and his supporters, many of them armed, faced off near the corral where the Bureau of Land Management had impounded Bundy's cattle.
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But as the countdown to the launch drew down, the Bureau of Land Management informed him he couldn't fly over public lands, forcing the launch's cancellation.
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Washington (CNN)Federal officials are proposing major shifts to the way land management decisions are made -- changes that would make it easier to log national forests.
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The Bureau of Indian Affairs declined to comment on the pending litigation and the Bureau of Land Management did not respond to a request for comment.
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William Perry Pendley was appointed by Interior Secretary David Bernhardt as the acting director of the Department of Interior's Bureau of Land Management in July 2019.
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For example, the Bureau of Land Management was unable to process about 200 applications for permission to drill federal lands in North Dakota and other states.
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Defense attorneys for Garcia Zarate argued he had accidentally fired the gun, which had been stolen from the car of a Bureau of Land Management ranger.
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Managing wild horses populations, which officials falls under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Land Management and the U. S. Forest Service, is no easy task.
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A man working for the Bureau of Land Management captured a curious and now-viral video of something moving in the Chena River in Fairbanks, Alaska.
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While prosecutors have requested that the judge focus the trial on the standoff, the defense is seeking to broaden it to include contested federal land management.
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"The fire has been very active and was moving quite rapidly at some points," said Dolores Garcia, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
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The Justice Department filed the appeal in June on behalf of the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM), which wrote the fracking rule in 2015.
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The U.S. approach included drilling rules by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Bureau of Land Management, new standards for methane emissions from landfills, and more.
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Local voices including the Washington County commissioners, the governor and some 40,000 members of the public convinced the Bureau of Land Management to pull these leases.
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"When it comes to public lands, we want transparency, we want sunshine, we want a bottom-up approach when it comes to land management," Cantwell said.
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It also exempted government agencies for up to 15 years from having to review their land management policies when a new species is designated as endangered.
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A bill introduced last week by Utah Representative Jason Chaffetz, a Republican, would eliminate all Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service law enforcement personnel.
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Of the many crossroads and decisions it faces, where the Interior Department decides to relocate the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is among the most significant.
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"It will ensure that best practices advanced by the Bureau of Land Management to develop wind and solar responsibly become standard across the west," he said.
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Most only last a few minutes and can range from only a foot to around 500 feet in diameter, according to the Bureau of Land Management.
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The group has asked for a Presidential Memorandum directing federal land management agencies to take critical steps to honor all Americans in our public lands system.
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Unfortunately, federal agencies like the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management continue to restrict access to public lands for hunting, fishing and recreational shooting.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) late Wednesday night announced it would no longer be pursuing sterilization tests on a population of 200 horses in Oregon.
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The group is especially focused on Karen Budd-Falen, who had sued Interior and the Bureau of Land Management numerous times as a lawyer in Wyoming.
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Taking land maintenance work into account, public land ranchers ultimately save the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) more than $750 million in taxpayer dollars each year.
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The department includes numerous land and conservation agencies, such as the National Park Service (NPS), the Fish and Wildlife Service and the Bureau of Land Management.
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Under Zinke's tenure, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) made a sweeping change to the way it auctioned off government-owned lands and waters for leasing.
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The 2014 standoff, the focus of Monday's hearing, was set off when the Bureau of Land Management seized cattle from Cliven Bundy's ranch in Bunkerville, Nev.
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The Bureau of Land Management is offering 565 parcels of land, representing more than 750,000 acres, for leasing via an online auction taking place all week.
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An article on Sunday about efforts by the Bureau of Land Management to control the mustang population misstated the name of an area near Challis, Idaho.
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This year, California formed a partnership with 15 other states, including New York and Hawaii, to explore how better land management could help tackle climate change.
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Over the last three months, Bureau of Land Management officials have found the bodies of 42 donkeys covered in gunshot wounds near the California-Nevada border.
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In one case, the Bureau of Land Management proposed repealing a 2015 regulation on hydraulic fracking, which it said duplicated rules in place in many states.
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National monument designations under the Antiquities Act typically have significant consequences for energy development, grazing rights, water rights, wildfire prevention and other important land management activities.
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The Department of Homeland Security said it would bypass environmental and land management laws in its efforts to build border walls in the San Diego area.
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The Burning Man music festival is suing the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), claiming that the government agency has overcharged it in fees for several years.
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The Transportation FAST Act, which President Barack Obama signed into law in December 2015, urged state transportation departments to use land-management practices that promote pollinators.
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This initiative was organized between the Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Forest Service.
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Only 49 senators voted to move forward with debate on legislation to undo the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) rule, short of the 51 votes needed.
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I stood next to armed cowboys and ranch hands as they faced off against the Bureau of Land Management to retrieve Cliven Bundy's cattle in Nevada.
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Systematic disaster funding will only entrench the incentives to spend more on fires and less on land management, especially given population shifts toward forests and wilderness.
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D.), Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), Steve Daines (R-Mont.) Committee on Indian Affairs Jurisdiction: Indian affairs, including land management, health, education Chairman: John Hoeven (R-N.
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The researchers, who were working on a Bureau of Land Management grant, announced their discovery at the Western Association of Vertebrate Paleontologists annual conference last weekend.
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Other federal courts have ruled the Bureau of Land Management has not adequately weighed the climate change impacts of drilling, halting several on-land lease sales.
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The same holds true for managing and experiencing the country's natural assets, which is what the Department of Interior oversees through the Bureau of Land Management.
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To remove this power from the executive branch entirely would be a knee-jerk reaction that rejects a fundamental and prudent component of federal land management.
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In the original 2016 decision, a Wyoming federal court ruled that Interior's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) was never given authority by Congress to regulate fracking.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) confirmed that a 2016 plan from the Bureau of Land Management was a rule for the purposes of review under the CRA.
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A lawyer for the family of Steven and Dwight Hammond said they remain focused on their attempt to restore grazing rights on Bureau of Land Management acreage.
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Future development is held in check by a land management plan issued in 2013 that established five areas across the 23 million-acre reserve for special protection.
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"That way we got enough buffer that when it lands, it will not be on [Bureau of Land Management] property," Hughes said in a video last week.
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For 20 years, Bundy had refused to pay grazing fees he owed to the Bureau of Land Management, and by 2014 he owed more than $1 million.
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America got to know the Bundys in 2014, when agents with the Bureau of Land Management began to round up the cattle of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy.
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Dozens of protesters supporting the monuments faced Zinke outside the Salt Lake City offices of the Bureau of Land Management when he arrived, the Deseret News reported.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) sold all 28500 plots it made available during its online auction Tuesday, bringing in more than $6900 million in projected revenues.
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Jewell oversees nearly all of the major land-owning federal agencies, including the Bureau of Land Management, the National Park Service and the Fish and Wildlife Service.
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It would not, however, provide states with any resources to perform this work, which currently costs the Bureau of Land Management well over $100 million a year.
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One thing lost in this entire land management issue of the Bears Ears region is the fact that many of my people actually still use the land.
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The first of these began in 2170, when the Bureau of Land Management attempted to stop Cliven Bundy illegally grazing his cattle on federal land in Nevada.
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This kind of cut would make it difficult to imagine federal land management agencies securing much, if any, new access to public lands in the coming year.
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We have cut 28503,22019 acres of junipers on my ranch, and the treatment of the adjacent Bureau of Land Management lands ensures the aggressive conifers won't return.
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Congress recently came close – yet again – to passing legislation that fixes the budget problem while providing targeted reforms to land management that can speed up restoration activities.
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The Bureau of Land Management rule would prevent refining operations from burning excess methane and releasing harmful greenhouse gas pollutants directly into our atmosphere and nearby communities.
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For now, the decision about whether to allow commercial-scale oil shale mining in the American West rests in the hands of the Bureau of Land Management.
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But the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) doesn't track the costs of dealing with such in an effective, agencywide way, the GAO concluded in a Tuesday report.
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Jason Chaffetz (R-UT), which would terminate similar police forces belonging to the Bureau of Land Management (overseen by the Interior Department) and the US Forest Service.
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Bureau of Land Management officials aimed to updated the standards after government watchdogs raised concerns about how the BLM was measuring fossil fuel production on federal lands.
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Now that recommendation will be made to the Bureau of Land Management, which has been burdened with a whopping $50 million bill for caring for the horses.
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Why this matters: Zinke, along with Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, are in charge of land management policies for vast tracts of fire-prone forests in the West.
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He was joined by a Bureau of Land Management supervisor who usually oversees firefighting crews, the same day there were more than 20 fires in the region.
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Last year, oil and gas sales from extraction on land under Interior's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) increased by 86 percent, generating nearly $360 million in revenue.
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Search-and-rescue teams from the sheriff's office, the Forest Service, the Bureau of Land Management and the Montana Highway Patrol fanned out in a ground search.
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Mr. Balash, of the Bureau of Land Management, said the shorter time frame was also possible in part because the bureau was relying on past scientific studies.
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Interior Department Secretary David Bernhardt, a former petroleum lobbyist, has been touting shattering records for oil and gas sales made through the agency's Bureau of Land Management.
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Let's examine some of the real problems facing the Bureau of Land Management, from the standpoint of an environmental professional, to put Pendley's claims in some context.
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Mr. Yibarbuk, who is now chairman of Warddeken Land Management, one of the largest of the participating organizations, employs 150 Aboriginal rangers, part time and full time.
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His supporters point to his yearslong effort to relocate the Bureau of Land Management from Washington, D.C., to Colorado, which the administration has announced as officially underway.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) scheme for managing protected wild horses and burros has never worked well, and has collapsed completely in the last 21625 years.
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Environmental rules — including those related to coal pollution, land management, hunting in Alaska and financial disclosures for drillers and miners — were among the biggest targets for Republicans.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) sold all 43 plots it made available during its online auction Tuesday, bringing in more than $1.5 million in projected revenues.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) rule focused on reducing waste of natural gas from flaring, venting and leaks from oil and gas production on federal lands.
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The federal Bureau of Land Management and local authorities backed down in the face off, halted the roundup and returned about 300 head to avoid any violence.
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The Bureau of Land Management oversees 247 million acres, managed variously for grazing, minerals and energy extraction, and cultural and ecological values, and supporting about 375,000 jobs.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) sold all 22019 plots it made available during its online auction Tuesday, bringing in more than $1.5 million in projected revenues.
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Separately, four conservation groups have sued the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management in an attempt to halt fracking plans in Ohio's only national forest.
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But word of the so-called superbloom has been drawing thousands of camera-toting visitors, said Gabe Garcia, a field manager at the Bureau of Land Management.
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All of that was to be administered by the Department of Interior's federal Grazing Service — an entity that would eventually become part of the Bureau of Land Management.
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The Bureau of Land Management has decided against euthanizing the 45,000 wild horses and burros it currently has in its custody, after a public outcry protesting the decision.
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His allies also believe the government, in mandating a slew of onerous regulations over federal land management, is denying them their livelihood, threatening their persons and well-being.
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In 2014, he was elected to Congress, where he has supported legislation to remove protections for endangered species and prevent the Bureau of Land Management from regulating fracking.
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The prosecution's case was also dealt a significant blow when a 17-page letter by an investigator with the Bureau of Land Management was leaked earlier this year.
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Second, the upheaval Mr Zinke has caused is already a setback to the collaborative, locally grounded approach to land management that the plans, despite their federal imprimatur, represent.
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The Bureau of Land Management, also part of the Interior Department, announced this week it was revising its rules on methane emissions from gas drilling on public lands.
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The Bureau of Land Management is the same agency that has riled up Nevada rancher Ammon Bundy and the armed protesters who joined him from out of state.
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According to the Bureau of Land Management, the government agency in charge of taking care of the wild animals, a record 73,000 horses and burros roam the range.
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Attorneys said the Interior Department and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) have been reviewing rules as part of a White House directive on reducing unnecessary and burdensome regulations.
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In coming weeks, the Interior department's Bureau of Land Management is also expected to release a plan to curb emissions from oil and gas production on federal land.
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In February, the DoI's Bureau of Land Management held public meetings in several Alaskan cities and villages, including Kaktovik, as well as in Washington, D.C., the nation's capital.
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But under President Trump and Interior Secretary Zinke, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is hostile to our human rights and to the science itself on climate change.
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Zinke has made a number of proposals related to restructuring the agency, mainly surrounding the idea that land management agencies should be organized by geographic features like watersheds.
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That account would then pay for infrastructure at the National Park Service, the Fish and Wildlife Service, the Bureau of Land Management and the Bureau of Indian Education.
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But it was overturned earlier this year by a federal judge in Wyoming, who ruled that the Bureau of Land Management doesn't have the authority to regulate fracking.
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And it overhauled the management standards for the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management, requiring them to manage for multiple uses, including non-extractive activities.
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In September, Interior Secretary Zinke ordered the Bureau of Land Management to reduce the time it devotes to environmental analysis, in order to approve drilling projects more quickly.
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"Anybody could have driven out on top of them, there would have been a dust cloud," Greg Haverstock, an archaeologist at the Bureau of Land Management, tells me.
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The Bureau of Land Management, the office at Interior that handles permitting for oil and gas on 700 million acres of public lands, is closed for the shutdown.
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GRAND JUNCTION GETTING EVEN GRANDER: The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) may be upping the number of employees housed in its new agency headquarters in Grand Junction, Colo.
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The multiple use guiding principle, which demands the "combination that will best meet" Americans' needs, holds the Bureau of Land Management and its counterparts to an impossible standard.
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Bureau of Land Management (BLM) employees who choose severance over accompanying the agency as it moves out West will have to be out of their job by Jan.
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In daily briefings with reporters, Ammon Bundy said the group had acted against what he called unconstitutional federal land management policies that infringed on the rights of citizens.
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The Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) wants to limit venting and flaring natural gas at wells on public land, practices that let methane into the atmosphere.
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These costs will grow further because the agencies do not have the resources for proactive forest restoration and other land management activities that could reduce future fire threats.
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The resolution would undo a Bureau of Land Management regulation issued late in the Obama administration that limits venting and flaring of methane from natural gas drilling sites.
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The Sierra Club and others challenged decisions by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Forest Service granting the pipeline rights of way across federal land.
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Elsewhere, local outdoor industry companies have had success engaging with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to have more input on local oil and gas leasing decisions.
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In another, the wildlife biologist Hall Sawyer, working with the Bureau of Land Management, discovered and mapped a 150-mile mule deer migration in the same general area.
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Since the Bureau of Land Management has capped attendance at the Burning Man event at about 70,000 people, the organization is exploring new ways to spread the gospel.
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The Bureau of Land Management gave out new identification cards for all its employees to wear out in the field — complete with illustrations of oil rigs and cowboys.
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A spokeswoman for the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management, which published the proposal, said the new plan would not strip away all protections of sage grouse habitat.
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After opening up lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service to unprecedented energy development, the Trump administration has turned its attention to national parks.
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The U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announced on Friday plans to open about 720,000 acres of land in California's central coast to oil and gas lease sales.
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Of the 1,000 horses, about 700 are pregnant mares or under the age of 10 and will be sent to a Bureau of Land Management facility for adoption.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) released its finalized Environmental Impact Statement, which favors the option to offer lease sales across 2628 million acres of Alaska's coastal plains.
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Under the City For All program launched in 2016, the Afghan government has committed to urban planning and land management, including surveying and registering properties in urban areas.
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Bears Ears, if all remains the same, will be managed by the Bureau of Land Management and the United States Forest Service, with guidance from two advisory committees.
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Appropriators aim to pass on small cuts to the National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Fish and Wildlife Service, and the U.S. Geological Survey: http://bit.ly/2tbyP7V.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) released its finalized Environmental Impact Statement, which favors the option to offer lease sales across 1.56 million acres of Alaska's coastal plains.
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ON TAP WEDNESDAY II: Neil Kornze, the director of the Bureau of Land Management, will testify before a House Appropriations Committee subpanel on his department's proposed 2017 budget.
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This sensible solution reinstates checks and balances into federal land management — protecting the interests of national monument proponents and opponents alike and incorporating local voices into the process.
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In his 2016 book, "American Commander," he wrote that front-line fighters were the ones best equipped to make decisions about everything from the battlefield to land management.
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The group requested FOIA records last September from the Department of Agriculture, U.S. Forest Service, Department of the Interior and Bureau of Land Management but received no response.
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The Department of Interior's Bureau of Land Management approved 3,991 drilling permits in fiscal 2018, up from 2,887 in 2017, the agency said, an increase of 303 percent.
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Further reading: By the way, the Bureau of Land Management is also expected to put out its own standards on both new and existing wells located on federal lands.
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It's worth noting that while many federal agencies have seen an uptick in FOIA requests over the past few years, the Bureau of Land Management is not among them.
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Environmental activists sent 29 formal protests to the Bureau of Land Management and organized rallies to stall the harvest of Douglas Firs and Ponderosa Pines spread over 318 acres.
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The Interior Department wants to move the headquarters of the Bureau of Land Management to a Western state, although most of that agency's employees already work outside DC Beltway.
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So far, the Department of the Interior (DOI), which oversees the National Park Service (NPS) and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), has been one of Congress' primary targets.
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In my twenties, I worked seasonally for the National Park Service, for the Forest Service, and for the Bureau of Land Management, and I was proud to do so.
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This month, the Bureau of Land Management released new management plans for the shredded monuments that abandon any pretense of stewardship, any respect for cultural, ecological, and paleontological resources.
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In 2018, the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management generated $1.1 billion in onshore oil and gas lease sales, nearly three times the previous annual record set in 2008.
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The gun had belonged to a Bureau of Land Management ranger, and it had been stolen when his vehicle was broken into about a week before Steinle was shot.
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Last summer, armed groups intervened by providing security and standing guard at mines in Oregon and Montana that had received stop-work orders from the Bureau of Land Management.
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EDGI recently noticed that the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management removed its entire climate website — which had outlined climate impacts and BLM's plans to respond — without any explanation.
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It also has the Keystone project, which has 650 mining claims on a major gold trend on federal land managed by Interior's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in Nevada.
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The Bureau of Land Management utilizes about $50 million a year to care for 46,000 wild horses — Trump's proposed budget aims to save $10 million, according to the Post.
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"It feels like a threat when people are carrying guns and you see guns all over the place," said Davies, who works for the federal Bureau of Land Management.
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When the US Bureau of Land Management began rounding up his cattle on April 5th, 2014, Bundy's ranch became a magnet for anti-government protesters and armed militia members.
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Bundy has been the most vocal to spread the message that the federal government has too much power and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management controls too much land.
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The proposal, announced by the department's Bureau of Land Management, fits within the Trump administration's broader plan to increase energy production on federal lands by rolling back environmental regulation.
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As a retired career employee of the Bureau of Land Management who has worked under numerous political appointees, I believe that you are a smart choice for the position.
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Environmental rules -- including those related to coal pollution, land management, hunting in Alaska and financial disclosures for drillers and miners -- were among the top targets for Republicans this session.
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U.S. rangeland managed by the Bureau of Land Management is meant to support around 27,000 wild horses and burros, and the current population is approaching three times that size.
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A Thursday report from Congress's watchdog found numerous problems and inconsistencies with the way the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) counts methane emissions from oil and natural gas drilling.
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The Planning 28503 rule developed by by the Bureau of Land Management is a 22019st century solution to better engage the public in natural resource and land use planning.
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Mr. Burns served three terms in the Senate, where he worked on telecommunications legislation, focusing on access in rural areas, and influenced policies on energy and federal land management.
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McCain said that he voted against the resolution because he fears that it would have prevented the Bureau of Land Management from writing an improved regulation in the future.
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The House will have a short week ending on Wednesday, but will continue working to roll back Obama-era regulations from the Education Department and Bureau of Land Management.
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Bundy has for years grazed cattle on land owned by the Bureau of Land Management, racking up more than $1 million in unpaid grazing fees, fines and related costs.
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Today the fire has grown to over 128,000 acres, ravaging Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management forest lands, destroying homes and prompting evacuations in the community of Brookings.
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An Alaska office of the Bureau of Land Management found a way to stay open to get required public comment sessions on a new pipeline out of the way.
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The Bureau of Land Management auctioned 900 tracts of land in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska, totaling 10.3 million acres, for oil and gas drilling rights this week.
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The Disposal of Excess Federal Lands Act called for the sale of 3.3 million acres currently owned by the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management in 10 western states.
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The Bureau of Land Management is part of the Interior Department, which has made similar moves to open up more federal land and waters to oil and gas exploration.
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The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee's subpanel on federal lands will hold a hearing on law enforcement programs at the Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service.
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Liz Cheney, looks to halt an Obama administration plan for the millions of aces managed by the Bureau of Land Management, especially those concentrated in the Western United States.
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In addition, land management practices and expansion of homes into areas that are traditionally prone to wildfires have also played a role in increasing the destructiveness of western wildfires.
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The GOP chairman overseeing the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) says the agency is partly to blame for the failure of the prosecution against Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy. Rep.
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Crawford said the existing land system was designed to enhance the role of the Inuit in land management and local governance, in part by giving municipalities a tax base.
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But Neil Kornze, the former head of the Bureau of Land Management, the branch of the Interior Department that runs the leasing process, said this was a flawed policy.
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Each spring her family drives hundreds of Black Angus cattle up a steep road through Spar Canyon to graze the high, windswept hills on Bureau of Land Management land.
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The Bureau of Land Management is offering more than 2960,27 acres (7,224 hectares) for leasing via online auctions in Wyoming, Nevada and Montana on Tuesday, and Colorado on Thursday.
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The Natural Resources Committee recently held a legislative hearing on an innovative leasing concept that empowers states to steer land management policies according to the wishes of their citizens.
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From this simulator, which is still quite detailed, we curated an even more simplified interactive (see below) presenting nine questions on everything from carbon dioxide prices to land management.
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The order puts on hold any efforts to drill on 303,000 acres of land in Wyoming leased by the Bureau of Land Management between May 2015 and August 2016.
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"When you're in court, science is what prevails," said Steve Ellis, who worked at Interior until 28500, holding the highest career-level post at the Bureau of Land Management.
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"When you're in court, science is what prevails," said Steve Ellis, who worked at Interior until 2016, holding the highest career-level post at the Bureau of Land Management.
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Gardner will attend a rally with Trump in Colorado Springs on Thursday, celebrating the administration's decision to move the Bureau of Land Management headquarters from Washington to Grand Junction.
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A newly signed secretarial order means acting Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Director William Pendley will stay in his position despite objections from lawmakers over his anti-government philosophy.
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The Bureau of Land Management does use PZP on some wild horses, but Thissell did not have a specific number of how many wild horses have received the vaccine.
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Bundy has for years grazed cattle on land owned by the Bureau of Land Management, racking up more than $1 million in unpaid grazing fees, fines and related costs.
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Last year both EPA and Interior's Bureau of Land Management finalized rules designed to limit the waste of taxpayer-owned natural gas, increase royalty revenue and reduce air pollution.
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The people of Raetia, in prefeudal times, developed an organization called the common association, whose function was to oversee the system of collective land management in a particular area.
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For this reason, it has become a sort of poster child for conservation of the American West — countless land management policies have been passed in the sage grouse's name.
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His chief priority is to draw regions that make ecological sense and to align regional offices for agencies like the National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management.
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A final Senate budget deal appears set to offer no funding for the Trump administration's plans to move the headquarters of the Interior Department's land management agency out West.
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Under the new law, community members must meet to choose a land management committee, register themselves and agree the boundaries of their land with government officials before receiving title deeds.
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The federal Bureau of Land Management — which oversees vast expanses of public land, mostly in the West — says the problem facing wild horses stems from overpopulation aggravated by severe drought.
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The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction said it approved a total of 20183,052 projects, covering more than 10 million square meters (108 million square feet) last year.
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That permit came from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in a joint record of decision for the ASAP project on March 4.
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Roughly 95 percent of all federal land is managed by four agencies — the Bureau of Land Management, the Fish and Wildlife Service, the National Park Service, and the Forest Service.
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All of these are A-OK in Arizona, where the state Bureau of Land Management lets people open fire on public land, as long as folks clean up after themselves.
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At that meeting, local residents said they sympathized with the armed group's complaints about federal land management but disagreed with their tactics and called Bundy and his followers to leave.
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But there are also massive swaths reserved for the Department of Defense, wilderness areas, Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land, and national monuments like Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears.
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Hammond also said that in developing the plans for these national monuments, the Bureau of Land Management spoke with Native American tribes and took thousands of public comments into consideration.
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For example, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has a guidance document called the "Sensitive Species Manual" designed for plants and wildlife so rare they are in danger of extinction.
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On Tuesday the Department of Homeland Security announced that it will be ignoring "a variety of environmental, natural resource, and land management laws" to speed construction of the border wall.
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The forced blackout is a blunt response to the growing risks of disastrous wildfires brought about by a complex combination of suburban sprawl, poor land management practices, and climate change.
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The company has applied to the US Bureau of Land Management to build a road into the area and expand drilling to figure out where exactly the copper is located.
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ARES already has a test track in the Tehachapi, California, region, but earlier this month, it got approval from the Bureau of Land Management for its first commercial-scale project.
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The Bureau of Land Management has been a prominent, if not hated, symbol for decades within the extreme volatile fringes of this blustery, but mostly non-violent anti-government movement.
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Dwight Hammond, 76, and Steven, 49, were convicted in 2012 for setting a fire that spread onto public land after years of disputes with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
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The federal Bureau of Land Management and local authorities backed down in the face-off, halted the roundup of Bundy's cattle and returned about 300 head to avoid any violence.
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In 2008, DeChristopher fraudulently purchased oil and gas leases on Bureau of Land Management parcels in Utah's red rock country for $1.7 million, with no intention of paying for them.
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The project aims to improve water quality in the Tana basin, safeguard Nairobi's main water source and improve the incomes of thousands of people through sustainable land management, he said.
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That bill is similar, but it would let the money go to maintenance at the Park Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management and Bureau of Indian Education.
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It makes no economic or conservation sense to degrade this National Conservation Area and disrupt the pragmatic land management approach that has been able to accommodate both of these objectives.
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It's time, instead, to tell the story of the countless, common sense efforts that people are working on every day to solve the land management problems that we do face.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) on Tuesday announced its plans to move 28500 D.C.-based employees to offices across the West, including a new headquarters in Grand Junction, Colo.
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Right now, three national forests in California — the Inyo, Sequoia and Sierra — are updating their land management plans for the first time since the 1980s to include more prescribed burns.
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But the final permit has to come from the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management, an action that hasn't yet happened but that the green groups say could happen soon.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Thursday published its final guidelines for how it will work to protect the greater sage-grouse from harms like oil and natural gas drilling.
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If Congress does nothing, the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will continue to see fire suppression expenses consume larger and larger portions of their budgets.
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The agency also plays a key role in monitoring climate change impacts and updating land management strategies to account for changes like wildfire risk and vulnerability to sea level rise.
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"Under the current system, it takes an average of eight years for the BLM to finish a land use plan," Bureau of Land Management Director Neil Kornze said in December.
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It's also true that some limited amount of federal land in California is already leased out for profit by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and U.S. Forest Service (USFS).
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Finally, in March, after unusually strong local public outcry, the Bureau of Land Management withdrew the parcel from the upcoming land auction, not for environmental reasons, but on a technicality.
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Land management practices that have encouraged or allowed humans to build close to or inside the areas that typically would see wildfires relatively frequently, known as the Wildland Urban Interface.
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Almost 12,000 wild burros roam ranges in the United States, and about another 1,000 are kept in corrals, according to the Bureau of Land Management, which is responsible for them.
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National monuments like Grand Staircase and Bears Ears — managed by the Bureau of Land Management — have a different mission than national monuments or parks managed by the National Park Service.
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Sources: AcreValue, Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Forest Service By Jugal K. Patel/The New York Times The Wilks brothers, the sons of a bricklayer, grew up outside Cisco, Tex.
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Under the Obama administration, the Bureau of Land Management promoted imagery that had more to do with public access to public lands rather than the agency's role in fostering business.
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Years of violence and instability, along with poor land management and an outbreak of a debilitating crop fungus, contributed to the decimation of its once-thriving coffee and cocoa sectors.
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The good news is we already know how to bring carbon back down to earth, from smart land management to high-tech plants that capture it straight from the air.
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A federal grand jury indicted Daniel Plata and Jonathan Pavon, both 25, U.S. Attorney Nicholas Trutanich and Bureau of Land Management Nevada State Director Jon Raby announced in a release.
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The lawsuit named as defendants Mr. Trump, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, the secretary of agriculture, the director of the Bureau of Land Management and the chief of the Forest Service.
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Congress has passed several laws that give Homeland Security the authority to exempt its construction of physical barriers like border walls from a variety of environmental and land management laws.
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The fire, which began Monday night, is under investigation by the National Park Service, the Bureau of Land Management and the San Bernardino County Fire Department, the park service said.
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The federal Bureau of Land Management and local authorities backed down in the face off, halted the roundup of Bundy's cattle and returned about 300 head to avoid any violence.
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Negotiators from the House and Senate are hashing out a deal to renew federal agricultural programs, which include forestry programs in the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management.
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Yes, camps constellate the Bureau of Land Management acres throughout the valley, cases of Bud Light's special-edition green-man cans stashed in coolers and camper refrigerators and Camry trunks.
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A bipartisan pair of pollsters found that that a full 76 percent of Latinos in western states want the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) methane waste rule to move forward.
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With the passage of the bill in December 2017, the Interior Department began work on the lease-sale plan, largely through one of its agencies, the Bureau of Land Management.
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The US Forest Service, formally established in 1905, has always been different from the more traditional National Park Service; it has more in common with the Bureau of Land Management.
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Resource and tourism projects may have brought money and jobs but campaigners say marginalized communities face loss of land as well as the ability to practise traditional land management techniques.
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Jewell put out a secretary's order Friday that outlines steps various land management agencies should take to better facilitate public land use by disadvantaged, at-risk and disabled young people.
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ON TAP TUESDAY I: Neil Kornze, the director of the Bureau of Land Management, will testify at a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing on the BLM's planning agenda.
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The Bureau of Land Management needs to issue a permit allowing pipeline construction on a small swatch of federal land along its path, said Sierra Club senior attorney Doug Hayes.
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An "international affairs specialist" -- which serves as the Bureau of Land Management liaison to the Department of Interior and Department of State -- is also being moved to Salt Lake City.
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During a congressional hearing last week, Pendley said the Bureau of Land Management has not taken any survey of the number of employees who plan to leave rather than relocate.
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On Thursday, the government informed Twin Metals that the Forest Service opposed the leases, and so the Bureau of Land Management, which controls mineral rights, was refusing to renew them.
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He became a symbol of defiance for U.S. conservatives, particularly in the Tea Party movement, for confronting the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM), an agency of the U.S. Interior Department.
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A source familiar with Daines' thinking also said he would be more inclined to support McMorris Rodgers over Fallin, as she's used to balancing the issues Westerners face on land management.
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But officials at the federal Bureau of Land Management said that was incorrect — that at least three of the mines had exposed waste that could be dangerous if hit by heat.
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When the Bureau of Land Management began to seize his cattle, citing more than $1 million in unpaid fines and fees, the Bundys pushed back, organizing protests against the federal agency.
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Last year, a Republican state senator from the agricultural eastern plains sponsored a bill to create a Colorado Federal Land Management Commission, to study turning over federal lands to the state.
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Although the festival has been held on Bureau of Land Management land, over the last few years the festival has been at odds with the state of Nevada about its use.
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We've created a holistic agriculture certification to incentivize and recognize farming that encompasses pasture-based animal welfare, fairness for farmers and workers, and robust requirements for soil health and land management.
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The two participated in their father's fight against the Bureau of Land Management in 2014 when the federal government tried to get Cliven Bundy to move his cattle off protected land.
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"Witnesses at trial, including a relative of the Hammonds, testified the arson occurred shortly after Steven Hammond and his hunting party illegally slaughtered several deer" on Bureau of Land Management property.
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Ammon is the son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, 67, who engaged in a protracted battled with the federal Bureau of Land Management over grazing rights for his cattle in 2014.
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Finicum first began to speak out against federal land ownership in 2014, when agents with the Bureau of Land Management tried to seize the cattle of a rancher named Cliven Bundy.
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The details: The Bureau of Land Management, an Interior Department agency that oversees federally owned lands, posted on Wednesday an annual document with details about Burning Man's use of the desert.
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The new rules, announced by the Department of Interior's Bureau of Land Management, fits within the Trump administration's broader plan to increase energy production on federal lands by loosening environmental regulations.
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Under President Donald Trump, the Bureau of Land Management in March undid two Obama-era directives preventing Cadiz from using a federal railroad right-of-way to build a water pipeline.
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Congress has previously given the Bureau of Land Management the right to conduct lease sales online, and the agency on Tuesday issued a final rule allowing those sales to go forward.
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As Congress moves forward to reduce regulatory burdens on families and small businesses, an onerous Bureau of Land Management (BLM) methane venting and flaring rule has recently come into the spotlight.
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Why it matters: The method could be used to better recognize trees and crops in aerial photos, which would be valuable for monitoring agriculture and for conservation and land management efforts.
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In the meantime, Trump's administration, particularly its fossil-fuel-friendly agency directors, have managed to recreate the Bureau of Land Management and Department of the Interior with these goals in mind.
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Our public lands are deprived of vital investments in conservation, land management, recreation and watershed protection and critically, hazardous fuel reduction to thin out dense tree stands and reduce flammable underbrush.
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The U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is revising federal oil and gas rules in to order reduce natural gas waste and provide a fair return on public resources for taxpayers.
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It blocked drilling on more than 300,000 acres (121,400 hectares) in Wyoming until the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management conducts further analyses about how the development would impact climate change.
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The $2023 billion proposed for the Interior Department, which includes funding for land management, Fish and Wildlife Services, National Park Services and Ecological Services, came out $2.4 billion above Trump's request.
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"I've spent a lot of my life on our public lands, be it national parks, state parks, national forests, or Bureau of Land Management land," Sabot wrote me in an email.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) took its first step in moving Washington-based staff out West, offering up vacant, but perhaps lower profile positions to staffers, despite objections from lawmakers.
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ON TAP TUESDAY I: The Senate Energy Committee's public lands subcommittee will hold a hearing on the Bureau of Land Management's and Forest Service's land management plans for sage grouse conservation.
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The committee also found Huynh Duc Tho, Danang city people's committee chairman, responsible for violations in land management and human resources, adding it had reached the point "where punishment is necessary".
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That is not sustainable, according to the report's lead author Alice Charles, who said better land management practices and improved efficiency in the construction industry could make urban housing more affordable.
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Local officials have argued that they could build the road without endangering the tortoises, and in 2009, a federal law directed the Bureau of Land Management to identify a possible route.
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In June 2018, the department issued a second memo that allowed Bureau of Land Management offices to skip the comprehensive environmental studies that have historically been conducted before issuing new leases.
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A formal notice from the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) making the repeal final was posted publicly Thursday and is due to be published in the Federal Register Friday.
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The Senate on Monday night will kick off the process for repealing a Bureau of Land Management planning rule, which the Obama administration hoped would reform and update public land strategies.
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There's a new wave of bills aimed at transferring the decision-making authority over public land management from federal agencies to individual states—a move that's as good as transferring ownership.
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A new internal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) website designed to answer employees' questions about the agency's upcoming relocation out West says staffers should expect a drop in their overall pay.
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It identified, among other things, a Bureau of Land Management field office that held $150,000 in bonds meant to cover 97 idle wells that together would cost $1.5 million to reclaim.
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Lately, he's been angling to lead the Bureau of Land Management, which would put the fate of iconic public lands and wilderness across the country in his pro-drilling hands. Rep.
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The sale, overseen by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, was part of the Trump administration's "energy dominance" agenda to open up more federal land to all forms of energy production.
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Late last month the federal Bureau of Land Management, which oversees the management of wild horses on its vast land holdings, gave Congress a range of options for cutting the herds.
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Aboriginal people had formed a symbiotic relationship with land, sea and sky over tens of thousands of years, and had developed complicated systems of land management and agriculture, interwoven with spirituality.
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As the land management group Headwaters Economics has shown in detailed maps, there is a vast amount of developable land that, without new policies, will greatly expand a disaster's bull's-eye.
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But since the federal Bureau of Land Management first issued mining leases in 1963, mining companies have been pumping the brine into facilities across Interstate 80, south of the salt flats.
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Workers in the Bureau of Land Management worked through the partial government shutdown early this year to approve more and more applications for oil and natural gas drilling on public lands.
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The new maps Zinke sent to governors and lawmakers Friday still have 13 regions for the Interior Department's land-management agencies, based heavily on watersheds like the Missouri and Colorado rivers'.
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A group of former high-level officials within the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is pushing the Department of the Interior to scrap its plans to move the agency out West.
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All the answers were negative with one guy saying I should try to find "one of them old B.L.M. maps," referring to the Bureau of Land Management, which manages the monument.
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The Bureau of Land Management said precautions would be taken to identify and avoid dens, including the use of infrared sensing that can detect the warm bears in their frigid surroundings.
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Much of the 247 million acres managed by the Bureau of Land Management is available for leases to ranchers seeking grass for their cattle and to companies that extract minerals or oil.
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Last year, the Bureau of Land Management, an agency in the Department of the Interior that manages public lands, announced plans to conserve 35 million acres of federal land for sage grouse.
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For their part, Bureau of Land Management officials, agents and armed rangers too often have had an adversarial and thorny relationship with ranchers and grazing permittees, which worsened during the Obama administration.
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Most of the federal land in the US is managed by the United States Forest Service (USFS) or the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), which oversee over 20073 million acres in total.
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The Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) issued a rule in the Federal Register Tuesday revising its regulations for drilling rights sales to allow them to be conducted through the internet.
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"Only six percent of women own land in Tharaka - the majority are the elite ... ironic a few years after Kenya ushered in a new era in land management in 2010," he said.
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The Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service would also like to expand categorical exclusions that allow forest thinning in areas damaged by insects or diseases to prevent fires, he added.
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That important move keeps the Federal Helium Reserve, operated by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and currently responsible for approximately 30 percent of the world's helium supply, open until fall 2021.
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Bureau of Land Management employees received death threats and even withdrew from the contentious Gold Butte rangelands on which the Bundys graze their cattle, whose archaeological treasures have since then been trashed.
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The U.S. Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lacked Congressional authority to set fracking regulations for federal and Indian lands, U.S. District Judge Scott Skavdahl in Wyoming ruled late on Tuesday.
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In the Senate, the Energy and Natural Resources Committee will hear from Neil Kornze, the director of the Bureau of Land Management, who will testify on the BLM's land use planning strategies.
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William Perry Pendley, a conservative lawyer from Wyoming, on Monday became the top official leading the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management--the agency that oversees 85033 percent of all U.S. land.
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Chairman Rob Bishop, a Utah Republican, sent a letter to Patagonia founder CEO Yvon Chouinard, asking him to testify before the Committee on the Antiquities Act, national monuments and federal land management.
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William Perry Pendley, a conservative lawyer from Wyoming, on Monday became the top official leading the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management--the agency that oversees 12 percent of all U.S. land.
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The Federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is reportedly moving forward with plans to lease land near sacred Native American sites in New Mexico to companies for oil and natural gas drilling.
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For the Forest Service alone, following this approach will require that $500 to $800 million be redirected away from forest restoration and land management towards fire suppression by the end of 2022.
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In a Federal Register notice set for publication Thursday, Interior's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) said it would look to postpone the compliance dates for several parts of the Obama-era rule.
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Land can be both a source and sink of carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas blamed for global warming, and better land management can help to tackle climate change, the IPCC said.
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One juror apparently said at the outset of deliberations that he was "very biased" because he used to work for the Bureau of Land Management and was ultimately replaced with an alternate.
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HOUSE BLOCKS PUBLIC LAND MANAGEMENT RULE: The House passed a resolution on Tuesday to undo an Obama administration land planning rule that opponents say gives too much power to the federal government.
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Last week, Cambodia's Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction said in a statement that authorities had issued more than 226 million titles and resolved nearly 20163,22016 land disputes since 22017.
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The oil provision authorized two lease sales of drilling rights for at least 400,000 acres each, directing the "Secretary of Interior, acting through the Bureau of Land Management," to oversee the development.
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A government watchdog found the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) largely failed to justify relocating nearly all of its Washington-based employees and scattering them across the West, delivering fuel to Rep.
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But in recent years, the Bureau of Land Management has been losing that fight on two fronts: It hasn't been able to round up nearly enough horses to limit the wild population.
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On Monday, the US Bureau of Land Management announced that firefighters from Oregon — more than 7,500 miles, or 12,070 kilometers, away — were being sent to Australia to assist, according to The Oregonian.
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One proposes to prevent the Bureau of Land Management from accurately measuring and reporting oil production on America's public lands and will stop federal agencies from ensuring all royalties due are paid.
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Grijalva has been asking for a cost-benefit analysis of the move since July, questioning how uprooting nearly 28503 Bureau of Land Management (BLM) employees from D.C. makes financial or practical sense.
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Grijalva has been asking for a cost-benefit analysis of the move since July, questioning how uprooting nearly 28503 Bureau of Land Management (BLM) employees from D.C. makes financial or practical sense.
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The decision by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) makes land available for fossil fuel production across Fresno, Monterey, San Benito and other counties for the first time in half a decade.
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Since its inception, the Bureau of Land Management, the oil industry and environmental groups have wrestled over the rule in several courts, which ultimately halted its most contentious aspects from taking effect.
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The most frequent correspondence was with Devon Energy, which has aggressively challenged rules proposed by the E.P.A. and the Department of Interior's Bureau of Land Management, which controls drilling on federal lands.
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After a record of decision is published, Interior's Bureau of Land Management must launch a 30-day public comment period on which tracts of land should be included in the lease sale.
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Most of the monument is administered by the federal Bureau of Land Management, an agency that Sally Jewell, the secretary of the interior in the Obama administration, characterized as overextended and underfunded.
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The dispute began in 2014 when the Bureau of Land Management attempted to seize Bundy's cattle as payment for over $1 million in unpaid fees for letting them graze on federal land.
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But given that the federal Bureau of Land Management administers roughly one-eighth of the nation's landmass, its decisions confront the question in a very concrete way: What, fundamentally, is our land for?
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Their main target is the Bureau of Land Management, a federal agency that has found an unlikely spotlight since rancher Cliven Bundy refused to pay a BLM bill and called it a revolution.
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And according to the US Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Director Neil Korne, the gas saved from the new regulations could supply the yearly energy to every household in Dallas and Denver combined.
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Environmental impact studies are generally required under federal law whenever a proposal is made to build on public lands, including national forests, wildlife refuges and land managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
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And in the week before the event, the Bureau of Land Management asked to inspect the option C property, and required Feldman to apply for a new permit to move the plane there.
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He's flip-flopped on many issues already, and we don't know yet who will be appointed to head key agencies like the Bureau of Land Management, the US Forest Service, and the NPS.
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At one point, he spoke directly to Montana ranchers: "You guys are still signing the contracts!" he said, referring to the agreements that allow ranchers to graze on Bureau of Land Management land.
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The Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management is supposed to take 30 days to review applications for permits to drill but Zinke said the average time for processing in 2016 was 257 days.
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"People back east, man, they don't understand this shit with the BLM," he said, talking about the Federal Bureau of Land Management, the agency responsible for management of much of the Western range.
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"Identification of the landless is challenging, available land for distribution is often encroached upon by dominant interests and land management committees are often not functional," said Shipra Deo, Landesa's Uttar Pradesh state director.
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An unknown number of protesters were occupying the refuge's headquarters building in Princeton on Sunday, according to Jason Holm, a spokesman for the Fish and Wildlife Service and the Bureau of Land Management.
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At the heart of the problem is poor land management in Portugal, where traditional small plots have become fire hazards after being abandoned by successive generations of landholders who moved to the cities.
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Bureau of Land Management agents Michael Johnson and Robert Shilaikis, who were assigned to inform the Bundy family of government plans to impound the cattle, asked Ryan Bundy whether the family would interfere.
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Lots of monument-backers say that their main concern is possible oil and mineral extraction on what are today federally owned rangelands overseen by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), not grazing cattle.
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"Posco has asked us to take back the land as it could not utilize it as per the lease deed condition," IDCO chief general manager for land management Susanta Kumar Mohanty told Reuters.
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In an enforcement action nearly two years ago, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management sent armed rangers to Bundy's ranch about 80 miles (129 km) northeast of Las Vegas to confiscate his cattle.
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The rule from the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) creates a competitive bidding process for the first time for renewable energy on federal land for oil, gas and coal companies use.
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Through a Freedom of Information Act request, my organization, the Immigration Reform Law Institute, obtained internal memoranda from federal land management agencies showing officials praising the very kind of fencing CBD's now challenging.
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The Chetco Bar Fire is an example of the limits of the "let-it-burn" philosophy that has come to influence federal land management, and how arbitrary land "protections" can easily become counterproductive.
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Both do so despite heavy discouragement by the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM), which fears that if the locations of off-base petroglyph sites become widely known they'll be vandalized or stolen.
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The methods for doing this include planting trees, bioenergy combined with carbon capture and storage, changed land management, as well as some novel approaches that are in the very early stages of development.
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In 2014, supporters of the Bundy brothers' father, Cliven, rallied to his side in a dispute with the Bureau of Land Management, but the feds backed off before the incident could turn violent.
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Lawmakers also cut spending for the Interior Department and programs like the Land and Water Conservation Fund, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Fish and Wildlife Service, and the U.S. Geological Survey.
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A new climate report by the United Nations calls for a massive transition in land management and food consumption, putting the brunt of those changes primarily on the back of one group — farmers.
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Officers had investigated him in January over an online document titled "Montana Hunting Guide," which targeted Jews, Muslims, a refugee center, and even the Bureau of Land Management and Montana National Guard facilities.
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Zinke went on to call American hunters the "backbone" of big-game conservation efforts and promised that Interior will "leverage" its land management to study the migration habits of wildlife and improve habitat.
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The bill, dubbed the Energy and Natural Resources Act of 2017, has a wide variety of provisions, centered on energy efficiency, infrastructure and cybersecurity, as well as federal land management and sportsmen's access.
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BLM DISSENTERS GET THE BOOT: Bureau of Land Management (BLM) employees who choose severance over accompanying the agency as it moves out West will have to be out of their job by Jan.
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One of the administration's first acts at DOI was to instruct the Bureau of Land Management (and other agencies) to review their rules and policies seeking any "burdens" on domestic fossil fuel development.
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What's more, Bureau of Land Management records show that the agency already auctioned off a 10-acre parcel of land under Lewisville Lake back in 2011, to a gas company called Atlas Barnett.
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Ethan Strimling is mayor of Portland, Maine and Linda C. Cohen is mayor of South Portland, Maine, whose cities have passed landmark ordinances that prohibit toxic pesticides in land management in their communities.
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Bureau of Land Management (BLM) zones surrounding it are viewed by Washington not as idyllic preserves, like National Parks, but as banks of hydrocarbons waiting for money to be squeezed out of them.
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The rushed schedule has led to rifts between the Bureau of Land Management and the Fish and Wildlife Service, which was forced into a secondary role by the language of the tax bill.
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During the past three years, the federal Bureau of Land Management leased more than 2628,28503 acres of public lands for the minimum bid of $22020 an acre, generating about $1.9 million in revenues.
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"Anyone who wants our land management agencies to be functional in the future needs to recognize the seriousness of what Secretary [David] Bernhardt, Acting Director Pendley, and their subordinates are doing," Grijalva said.
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The Bureau of Land Management said the burros, which are from the Clark Mountain Herd Area in San Bernardino County, were shot and discovered dead in the Mojave Desert between Halloran Springs, Calif.
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The Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management proposed new rules for managing public lands in February, but is now extending the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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A coalition of 85033 groups with ties to public lands sent a letter Monday asking that acting Bureau of Land Management (BLM) head William Pendley immediately resign or face removal from his post.
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The Interior Department, which controls about one-fifth of all land in the US, primarily through the National Park Service and Bureau of Land Management, said different facilities would handle the shutdown differently.
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According to the suit, the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) violated the agency's own statutory mandates and other federal laws by failing to provide a "reasoned analysis" for repealing the fracking regulations.
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The Bureau of Land Management said in a statement Wednesday that it had completed an environmental assessment and found no significant impact from lifting the pause on processing applications for new coal leases.
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It requires federal agencies to assess the environmental impacts of their proposed actions prior to finalizing permit applications, federal land management actions, and the construction of highways, bridges, pipelines, and publicly owned facilities.
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At a news conference Thursday, Chad Padgett, Alaska state director of the Bureau of Land Management, said that a decision on how much acreage would be offered for sale was not yet final.
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Pendley is still in... A newly signed secretarial order means Bureau of Land Management (BLM) acting director William Pendley will stay in his position despite objections from lawmakers over his anti-government philosophy.
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THE LIGHTBULB The acting head of the Bureau of Land Management is making his mark on the agency: He's naming the agency's new headquarters after his co-worker during the Ronald Reagan administration.
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The committee's Democratic members, on the other hand, traditionally come from coastal states that have had a vastly different experience with agencies such as the Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service.
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PAY CUT: A new internal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) website designed to answer employees' questions about the agency's upcoming relocation out West says staffers should expect a drop in their overall pay.
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Federal land management planning does require closer scrutiny when political appointees arbitrarily withdraw tens of millions of acres from mining activity in the absence of any evidence to justify such a draconian action.
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"Yes and more", says an international group of land and property rights specialists who are due in Washington this week to discuss how improved land management can reduce global poverty and foster development.
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We think of wildfire as devastating, but new research suggests that for native people in the Pacific Northwest, fire was a tool of land management and fuel in a wet, deeply forested region.
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Virtually all Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service lands — including wilderness areas — are already open to hunting and fishing, and the regulations for hunting are set by state law, not federal law.
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The federal Bureau of Land Management began investigating the students and college employee last August, about three months after the bones were removed, the Salt Lake Tribune reported, central Texas broadcaster KXXV reported.
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The surrounding area is the domain of the Bureau of Land Management and the Bureau of Indian Affairs whose missions, unlike that of the Park Service, do not emphasize protecting historically significant sites.
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But while their tactics might be questionable, and their approach disorganized, their basic argument against federal land management speaks to a broader movement that has been gaining steam in the West in recent years.
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The tribe works with the US Bureau of Land Management to preserve the archaeological sites, and the US Fish and Wildlife Service employs an on-site archaeologist, Carla Burnside, to help handle the artifacts.
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The elder Bundy was embroiled in a two-decade-long dispute with the US Bureau of Land Management because he refused to pay fees for land he leased from the agency for cattle grazing.
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In recent days, all the outraged citizens who submitted comments on drafts of the plans have received certified letters informing us that the Bureau of Land Management rejected some 99.9 percent of our objections.
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The Interior subagency also listed dozens of other information gaps in its 59 pages of comments and implied that the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management wrote the study without properly consulting wildlife regulators.
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Until Tuesday, it had mostly been the case that reporters, local ranchers with grievances against the federal Bureau of Land Management and curious visitors were free to walk around the site during daylight hours.
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U.S. Bureau of Land Management officials said they struggle to find people to adopt the growing number of wild horses and burros, which costs the agency millions annually to maintain in corrals and pasturelands.
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Highlighting the environmental costs of land degrading agricultural practices can also spur more sustainable land management, in addition to implementing financial incentives for farmers and businesses to use land and manage soil more efficiently.
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On Friday, her family filed a federal lawsuit against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, San Francisco County's former sheriff, the federal Bureau of Land Management and the man who allegedly fired the deadly shot.
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The Department of the Interior oversees millions of acres of public land and national parks across the United States, through agencies like the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the National Park Service (NPS).
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The best contemporary example of this is Nevada's rogue rancher Cliven Bundy, who with his sons led a band of disaffected "militia men" in an armed uprising against the federal Bureau of Land Management.
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In an enforcement action just over two years ago, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management sent armed rangers to Bundy's ranch about 80 miles (129 km) northeast of Las Vegas to confiscate his cattle.
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The rule, published last year by the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM), sets federal-land fracking standards regarding well-casing integrity, transparency of the fracking fluids and storage of the waste fluids.
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SENATE VOTES TO QUASH ANOTHER OBAMA GREEN RULE: Senators voted to end a Bureau of Land Management planning rule on Tuesday, sending another successful Congressional Review Act resolution to President Trump for his signature.
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Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) introduced a bill in the House that would direct the Bureau of Land Management to sell off 3.3 million acres of federally owned lands — an area the size of Connecticut.
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Needless to say, the courts haven't agreed with this man's fuzzy logic, which is why the Bureau of Land Management has been trying to get his cash—which, as taxpayers, is really our cash.
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It fell to Mr Lydick's colleagues in the Bureau of Land Management, a federal agency that manages almost a quarter of a billion acres in America's 12 western states, to dispose of their remains.
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Judge Scott Skavdahl of the District Court of Wyoming ruled that the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management does not have the authority to regulate fracking, the position that industry and some states argued.
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Previous efforts to get approval for the highway through this National Conservation Area have been attempted and turned down many times by the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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The paleontology rules will help to "preserve, manage, and protect" these resources found on federal lands operated by the National Park Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Bureau of Reclamation.
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"Defendants intend to rescind the portion of the United States Bureau of Land Management Decision Record pertaining to the spay feasibility and on-range behavioral outcomes assessment study," BLM lawyers wrote the judge Wednesday.
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When Congress reformed federal coal leasing in 1976, it directed the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to establish a competitive leasing system wherein the agency would guide the planning and development of coal production.
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The paleontology rules will help to "preserve, manage, and protect" these resources found on federal lands operated by the National Park Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management and Bureau of Reclamation.
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Shrugging our shoulders at hotter and more intense wildfires that could be prevented by active land management practices is consenting to the loss of wildlife habitat, homes and human life that these wildfires take.
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Bundy owed more than $85033 million in fees and penalties for grazing his cattle on federal Bureau of Land Management property for decades, and officials tried unsuccessfully to remove his cows, prompting the standoff.
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The Associated Press reported Friday that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has issued its final proposal for the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, which cuts 1,345 square miles from the monument's legal designation.
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Armed with weapons and accusing the federal government of imposing "tyranny" through land management practices, the protesters have promised to stay in their facility until a local wildlife refuge is given to private citizens.
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But the group's findings did lead to a city councillor in the western Ternopil region being taken to court for allegedly voting in the interests of her private company in a land management issue.
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The Sanctuary was established in 1988 with support from the governor of South Dakota and the Bureau of Land Management, which was eager to find a solution for what was considered a significant problem.
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There's still plenty of reclamation work to be done — the Bureau of Land Management estimates that at least 92,000 sites in need of restoration remain on BLM property in California, Nevada and Utah alone.
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