By taking a habitat approach that allows landowners to manage for multiple species at once, we can speed recovery and provide landowners with more flexibility.
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Some conservation funds should also be devoted to research on how and why landowners participate in conservation programs in order to better understand the motivations of landowners.
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Brazil in 285 passed a law that allows landowners to clear only 2000 percent of their property in the Amazon and requires some landowners to replant depleted areas.
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Brazil in 22017 passed a law that allows landowners to clear only 285 percent of their property in the Amazon and requires some landowners to replant depleted areas.
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Black landowners were paid significantly less for their land than white landowners in the area, the newspaper reported, and the government destroyed the houses, factories and farms they had built.
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Lesli Allison is the executive director of the Western Landowners Alliance (WLA), established by landowners in 2011 to advance policies and practices that sustain working lands, connected landscapes and native species.
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"Dakota Access's statements were false, misleading, and unfair statements designed to induce the Morton County landowners to sign the easement agreements at a lower price than other Morton County landowners," the complaint said.
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The 6th Circuit held on Thursday that a class of landowners can sue three oil exploration and production companies over royalties from oil and gas lease agreements that the landowners say fell short.
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Landowners don't get more votes because they own more land.
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Cortese said the county is willing to negotiate with landowners.
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Forty hereditary landowners dominated the Chief Pleas, the island's parliament.
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But a congressional committee full of landowners blocked the appointment.
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The subsequent reconstruction effort hit an unexpected roadblock: missing landowners.
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The two landowners signed expropriation agreements on Wednesday, KEK said.
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Where the city couldn't legally segregate, landowners did so themselves.
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Last year, independent landowners planted hundreds of millions of trees.
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Developers or landowners are sometimes granted waivers from those rules.
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The group has represented landowners opposed to a border wall.
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The government rarely gets involved in "extended negotiations" with landowners.
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The landowners sued, and they lost in the lower courts.
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Landowners had welcomed them onto their sprawling properties to look.
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He has not challenged the monopolistic grip of the landowners.
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PANGUNA LANDOWNERS' GROUP SAYS REJECTS BOUGAINVILLE GOVT PROPOSAL ON MINES
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White landowners in the 19th century did not want it.
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Local landowners are concerned about their water and land rights.
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Do you have landowners who will donate land for this?
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Rewarding landowners for their efforts would be far more constructive.
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These laws are often friendly to landowners because, under many circumstances, landowners are given immunity from suit if the walker has an accident resulting from natural features of the landscape on the landowner's property.
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The bid from the landowners did not rely on "getting money out of the People's Republic of China," said Sterling Buntine, one of the landowners, in comments that came days before his group bowed out.
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He and Anne are among the biggest private landowners in Scotland.
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An attorney representing the landowners was not immediately available for comment.
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Mduchwa now counts herself among the minority of African female landowners.
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New partnership models – led by farmers, ranchers, and landowners – are needed.
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Serfs wanted emancipation from landowners and women sought liberation from men.
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A few landowners have reinvented their properties as wax palm reserves.
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Garza is representing the five landowners whose property is in question.
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And several Midwestern states are almost entirely owned by private landowners.
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Tonks said he thought the deal was fair for the landowners.
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Business leaders and landowners accused Mr. Tompkins of impeding economic development.
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The church was built by the slaveholding landowners of the area.
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For farmers and small landowners, that's almost a regulatory death sentence.
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Hunts in Mexico, through outfitters or private landowners, can reach $100,000.
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Landowners dominate local governments, while deploying private armies to keep control.
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Towns or industrial users may pay landowners for additional pumping rights.
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Californian law allows landowners to use the groundwater under their property.
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These regulations include landowners&apos rights, operational safety, and privacy rights.
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The landowners accused Chesapeake and another energy company, SandRidge Energy Inc, of conspiring to stabilize and depress the level of royalty and bonus payments paid to landowners in the Anadarko Basin, an oil and gas formation.
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"We have seen a recognition among landowners that the revenue from mining can often be less than expected and employment opportunities limited," said Luke Fletcher, director of the Jubilee Australia Research Centre, which advises Bougainville landowners.
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Options for landowners along the border Landowners have a greater chance at mounting a successful challenge, given that their property would be seized by the government to mount physical barriers along some areas of the border.
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But a significant chunk goes to wealthy individuals who are large landowners.
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He still will have a big problem on his hands: American landowners.
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Nebraska landowners fought a yearslong legal battle with TransCanada over the project.
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Criticism from opposition parties and Felda settlers, or small landowners, was swift.
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Texas landowners and an environmental group also filed suit against the move.
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With pooling, landowners voluntarily hand over their land to a government agency.
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They still think the small landowners are here, clinging to their plots.
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Productivity on the farms also improved as landowners adapted to fewer workers.
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Many grew into right-wing paramilitaries, allied with drug cartels and landowners.
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And it expects to eventually win over landowners in Iowa as well.
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Because landowners are planting more grass, there are fewer jobs maintaining crops.
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Like other landowners of the time, the Quakers owned African-American slaves.
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She suggests empowering landowners and creating plantations to take pressure off forests.
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Bulldozers are in position, Wright told me, and landowners are in court.
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A number of landowners in Nebraska were bitterly opposed to that line.
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Democrats, among them large landowners and "New South" industrialists, responded with violence.
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It was fiercely opposed by farmers, rural landowners and real estate developers.
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Several politicians have been arrested and questioned over inciting violence against landowners.
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Instead of penalizing landowners who find endangered species on their property, the Interior Department should make use of voluntary agreements, such as conservation easements and habitat rental agreements, which proactively reward private landowners for enhancing species habitat. 5.
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The Supreme Court also ruled in favor of the landowners on a second issue, that of whether the courts were entitled to review the government's assessment of whether the designation had imposed a disproportionate burden on the landowners.
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Commissioners who voted against approval have concerns and objections, some landowners still object to the pipeline crossing their lands, other landowners may not even be aware that the new route will cross their properties, and environmentalists threaten more lawsuits.
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Landowners here have many ways to prevent fires from raging across the countryside.
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Other shareholders include the Papua New Guinea government, landowners and other Chinese investors.
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Existing land records are also verified and put online and linked to landowners.
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We want to wipe away this infrastructure by distributing it among rural landowners.
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The argument emphasises the potential for landowners to benefit at the taxpayer's expense.
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Yes, but: Residents and landowners around these planned solar farms are expressing concerns.
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That has made landowners rich, not to mention politicians and senior police officers.
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" She said that at L'eau Est La Vie, "We don't call people landowners.
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Some share water with neighboring landowners by taking turns using a common well.
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Those rights may not mean that landowners can stop a wall being built.
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In 2002, machete-wielding landowners scuppered plans for a new Mexico City airport.
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But their detailed conservation plan drew little interest from local authorities and landowners.
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In that capacity, he sometimes had heated or dangerous encounters with angry landowners.
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The goons of evil landowners have come to club the poor for stealing.
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She also said it could violate the rights of landowners in the state.
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Before their retreat, the landowners criticized Ms. Rinehart's bid as not Australian enough.
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Some American landowners might bristle at the thought of walkers invading their privacy.
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The Boons were among several landowners who filed legal challenges that were dismissed.
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Landowners, businesses and the rich are buying security by means legal and not.
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Indolent aristocratic landowners can't compete with yeoman farmers without laws preventing land sales.
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Singh said he sells the best cows to local Hindu farmers and landowners.
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Frederick the Great issued an order establishing a Landschaft, or landowners' co-operative.
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Along the route, some holdout landowners voted for Mr. Trump, others for Mrs.
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He is one of the largest landowners in America, with nearly 300,000 acres.
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The state and the landowners also put in hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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In an interview, he accuses the president of caving to pressure from landowners.
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On the ground, landowners gamed the process, officially selling holdings while maintaining control.
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Many landowners voluntarily let the government access their lands, Justice Department officials said.
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Instead, they send "welfare checks" to wealthy landowners and financially successful farm businesses.
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As landowners across the country can attest, the take prohibition is incredibly broad.
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Conserving and protecting America's natural land cannot work without participation from private landowners.
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The landowners sued for the first time in Montana state court in 2008.
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Consequently, landowners have little incentive to help reduce threats to an endangered species.
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A total of 39 landowners are now facing eminent domain lawsuits from the Trans-Pecos Pipeline, with the landowners arguing (and some lower courts agreeing) that their land is worth more than what Energy Transfer Partners is paying for easements.
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The Luxembourg-registered company, part of the empire of the French tycoon Vincent Bollore, has been embroiled since 2011 in a feud with local landowners in the Malen chiefdom in Pujehun with landowners also fighting amongst themselves over the deal.
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While the government has been able to persuade some landowners to give up land for barriers and walls, many of them balked, forcing the government into court to contest what landowners considered to be the unjust taking of their property.
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As a biologist and CEO of a conservation-focused non-profit, it's clear to me that empowering private landowners to implement voluntary, proactive conservation practices has positive benefits for America's wildlife, natural lands, air and water quality, landowners and local economies.
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Tax landowners according to the underlying market value of the land that they own.
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But the immense political power of landowners saw off the threat, there and elsewhere.
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Garrett predicts private landowners will be even more driven to fight against Trump's wall.
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"It's very low risk for the landowners" as Poshtel handles the construction and maintenance.
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Negotiations with the project operators have been complicated by a split among the landowners.
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Robert Reed Church was, at one point, one of the largest landowners in Memphis.
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Sometimes conflicts turn violent as enraged landowners try to protect their land from encroachment.
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The landowners are seeking $4 million in damages from Dakota Access, court documents said.
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It was founded by Jewish immigrants in 1935 on land purchased from Arab landowners.
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The landowners sued in state court to restore their properties to pre-smelter conditions.
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Ninety percent of the mineral rights in the region are owned by private landowners.
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They don't include other deaths reported by landowners or others to local law enforcement.
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Currently, 100 percent of landowners in the state need to give approval, it added.
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He began offering the treated trees to landowners who agreed to fund his work.
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Chesapeake settled by agreeing to pay $25 million as compensation to landowners with leases.
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To be sure, virtual landowners in Second Life can bar anyone from their property.
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However, illegal mining carried out by private landowners and the local community is widespread.
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"There is nothing that the landowners have done to earn those incomes," he said.
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The American conservation model depends on federal partnerships with states, landowners, conservationists, and sportsmen.
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His family, landowners in Dhaka, fled with their belongings; copper utensils, large bowls, plates.
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Yet many landowners were not relying on forests as a primary source of income.
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The largest private landowners in New Mexico are either outside billionaires or family dynasties.
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But conservatives worried the rule would give the government too much power over landowners.
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While forest owners do, and will, continue to put in their own sweat, equity and resources to keep their land healthy, policies that remove barriers for landowners, or incentivize sustainable management, can dramatically help these landowners, and ultimately the resources they provide.
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Because you have difficulty entering into contact with all the people and all the landowners.
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The traditional landowners, the Anangu, have always refused to climb Uluru and consider it sacred.
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The expansion has faced fierce opposition from environmental groups, American Indian tribes, and some landowners.
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He was born into a family of landowners in the western Mexican state of Jalisco.
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The company secured easements from 800 landowners in North Dakota for the project, she said.
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The politicians and landowners who dine there had to settle for Andina, a new brew.
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Don Ashley, a consultant in Louisiana, says the trade encourages landowners to protect precious wetlands.
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Photo via Instagram Update (5:25 PST): The Smell's landowners may be changing their tune.
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It goes primarily to the owners of capital, which includes business and landowners and investors.
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U.S., holding that landowners are entitled to immediate judicial review of EPA-issued compliance orders.
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For one thing, farm subsidies are not really subsidies to farmers, but subsidies to landowners.
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So, today's subsidy programs essentially redistribute our tax dollars to wealthy farm businesses and landowners.
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The sticking point, which is part of the landowners' appeal, is over the land's valuation.
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Several landowners along the U.S.-Mexico border are also fighting back against the Trump administration.
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Indigenous groups, Nebraskan landowners and communities of faith became the new face of the resistance.
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In Britain, landowners were not compensated when their exclusionary rights were compromised by roaming laws.
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Kansas landowners receive $10 to 15 million in lease payments every year from the industry.
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Last year, Chesapeake settled that case, paying $25 million as compensation to landowners with leases.
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Landowners sell the most valuable part of the tree for wood products such as 22019x4s.
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TransCanada had already paid many landowners along the preferred route for access to their properties.
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That's because seizing property from landowners is a legally tricky process that can take years.
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Soon afterward, he decreed that the government itself could seize farms without paying the landowners.
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For decades, landowners have sought — and failed — to develop the area, as preservationists pushed back.
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Black men were forced by white landowners and law enforcement — at gunpoint — to build barriers.
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Environmentalists and some landowners have continuously objected to the project, saying it is environmentally destructive.
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Iowa landowners receive up to $20 million every year for hosting turbines on their property.
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The government can then begin building — even as landowners litigate for full pay for years.
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A conservation group, Friends of the Wildlife Corridor, is among the landowners now in court.
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Mr Salles says that "the role of the state is to protect landowners' property rights".
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At the time of ratification, most states only allowed white male landowners the right to vote.
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Construction is tied down by legal challenges from landowners whose property is needed for a barrier.
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There's a lot of interest from first-time landowners moving to the country from the city.
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The landowners turned their economic power into political authority, coercing their tenants to vote for them.
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Mr Chu, the campaigner, says the government is unwilling to do battle with the rural landowners.
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The Bismarck route also is more populated and thus would require more easements from multiple landowners.
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Every year, Bhiwde and other female laborers were sexually assaulted by supervisors and landowners, she said.
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These landowners can earn income by selling timber—an economic opportunity right out the back door.
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To build a border wall, the federal government would have to seize territory from Texas landowners.
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Kirkpatrick said even if homes aren't demolished, some landowners could still lose access to their land.
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A pervasive effort preventing private landowners from exercising their rights is taking place across the country.
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Landowners have long fought the federal government exercising eminent domain to acquire land for border fencing.
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In the United States, landowners can be held responsible if someone gets hurt on their property.
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Last year, Chesapeake settled by agreeing to pay $25 million as compensation to landowners with leases.
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Meanwhile, land is expensive; presumably not all landowners would welcome hosting a hyperloop in their backyard.
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Still, homeowners and landowners in the remaining 22 states remain subject to the oppressive 2015 regulations.
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In addition, Congress should give states and landowners financial and legal incentives to help species recover.
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Both were among Qasbayar's elite, landowners who supported the Peoples Democratic Party, Kashmir's dominant political organization.
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The government held a single meeting in March with landowners to introduce an environmental impact assessment.
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The hegemony of white landowners prompted few, if any, complaints about tribalism in the national conversation.
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His macabre enterprise, so dependent on the landowners' self-interested incuriosity, disintegrates under Gogol's exuberant scrutiny.
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The vast majority of payments have gone to white farmers, with large landowners the greatest beneficiaries.
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Mr. Trump has encouraged officials to use eminent domain powers to seize land from private landowners.
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While some landowners may be open to selling their property, others are resistant to the idea.
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For landowners like Ms. Garcia, the decision to oppose the wall was about more than money.
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Already, thanks to the farm bill, we have seen that programs that support landowners are fruitful.
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As secretary, he instituted an order allowing transfers to proceed even as landowners pursued legal challenges.
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The new towers came, but only portions of the park materialized after difficult negotiations with landowners.
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Even as lawsuits drag on, however, landowners are already dealing with the ramifications of these projects.
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"A lot of times, delay is the name of the game," for the landowners, she said.
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If the Montana landowners win this case, however, the EPA provision on arsenic cleanup could change.
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A lot of them have landowners nearby, and cleanup at those sites is already very expensive.
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They are protesting the prison sentences of two landowners convicted of setting fire to public property.
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Attorneys for landowners opposing the pipeline also said Tuesday's ruling represented a setback for the project.
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Rural landowners and environmental justice advocates have united in opposition to Dominion's proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
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But since that could be unpopular, the county has opted to extract money from individual landowners.
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Within hours, the action was challenged in a lawsuit filed on behalf of three Texas landowners.
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In his inaugural speech, he asked Mapuches and landowners for forgiveness in the name of Chile.
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But tensions between landowners and herdsmen, many of them Samburu, date from well before the current drought.
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With holdings of 850 acres, Charles Krug is one of the largest landowners in the Napa Valley.
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So far, the government has spent nearly $21990 million to compensate landowners to build the existing fencing.
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The pipeline faces intense resistance from environmental groups, Native American tribes and some landowners along the route.
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Corbin installed a steamboat and a small railway, but, like many southern landowners, struggled to find labour.
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At that rate they will become the largest landowners in Russia, owning territory the size of Lebanon.
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Landowners' gains have been society's losses, because the shortage of land in such places constrains economic growth.
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Mr Chu accuses rural landowners of hiring thugs to intimidate unfriendly politicians and adversaries in land disputes.
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But they also sent a message to stubborn landowners: any challenge to the government can be crushed.
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Farmers also need the landowners' approval to register their trees, which can sometimes be difficult to secure.
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So, you could call them the First Class people of Nepal—the people in power, the landowners.
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So far, the government has spent nearly $80 million to compensate landowners to build the existing fencing.
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One of the reasons for this is that landowners can profit from animals living on their land.
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"The landowners want a pristine environment, the same as you might see from another perspective," said Sen.
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Although there were individual hard-luck stories, most of the landowners built new and successful urban lives.
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One analysis finds that a tenth of Thailand's landowners own nearly two-thirds of its titled land.
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It may still face litigation and will need to reach agreements with a new set of landowners.
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There was considerable opposition from landowners, who worried the lines would be unsightly or interfere with farming.
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It would allow landowners of modest means to conserve their lands for the benefit of all Americans.
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The Delaware River Watershed Initiative involves more than 50 nongovernmental organizations that know their landscapes and landowners.
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The new group, composed of roughly 70 landowners in New Jersey, opposes a proposed natural gas pipeline.
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The Land Report publishes an annual list of the 100 biggest private landowners in the United States.
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Heirs to the original landowners are now challenging the legality of the sale to the sausage company.
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In addition, TransCanada may still need to reach deals with a significant number of potentially affected landowners.
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And will they advance cooperation and reduce conflicts between the federal government and states, industries and landowners?
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But many landowners, receiving no help from the authorities, have felt powerless to do much about it.
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The Campfire program's annual income dropped to $1.7 million from $2.2 million; private landowners reported similar losses.
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The deeper he got, however, the more he began to understand that many landowners weren't being paid.
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IN 2400 THE noble landowners of Silesia—then in Prussia, now in Poland—were short of cash.
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Oil and gas companies, the timber industry, farmers, rangers and some private landowners have echoed the message.
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Tradition, in this view, is what causes hierarchy — placing feudal landowners above serfs and men above women.
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Other landowners entertaining the idea of selling land to Fisher have also passed through Fisher's construction site.
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But a number of obstacles, including legal challenges and resistance from private landowners, have threatened that objective.
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Researchers say they found a cheap fix for climate change: pay landowners not to chop down trees.
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But under the law, even before the landowners are paid in full, the government can begin construction.
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The shale revolution has lowered prices, strengthened the U.S. geopolitically and made entrepreneurs and landowners very wealthy.
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Their trade with companies like Cargill has transformed their communities into a bloc of relatively prosperous landowners.
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However, landowners were still alarmed and saw the agreement as a threat to their private-property rights.
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But since a water basin connects all landowners underground, it suffers from the tragedy of the commons.
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Millar's psychological thriller is centered around the untimely death of the young daughter of wealthy Californian landowners.
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Landowners could sue, as they did after Bush's order, to keep the government from taking their land.
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But Mr. Rulon and Mr. DeSutter believe that landowners are the real key to taking cover crops mainstream.
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The UNESCO World Heritage site is sacred to the Anangu people, the traditional Aboriginal landowners in this region.
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How: by striking deals with private landowners who are willing to host semi-permanent campsites on their property.
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The Bundy gang's staged pronouncements about American values, pioneer history and the sacred rights of landowners are offensive.
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Yet modern firms do have extraordinary power to influence land values, thereby giving immense windfall gains to landowners.
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Land ownership is less concentrated among a small number of wealthy landowners than it was in George's day.
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Opposition to the line in Nebraska has been driven mainly by landowners whose farms lie along the route.
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New neighbourhoods were built on plots leased from the churches, which are still the city's largest private landowners.
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The survivor scoffs at this, arguing that it is landowners who benefit from the intimidation of the landless.
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That could make spills less costly for oil companies like TransCanada but more expensive for landowners and communities.
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It's rare, he said, for landowners to get a check from the government for what their property's worth.
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What constitutes protected waters is hugely important to landowners, industry and environmental groups, as well as government officials.
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The occupiers say they are protesting a prison sentence for two landowners convicted of arson on federal property.
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Thus, species recovery ultimately hinges on the incentives for landowners to protect and improve habitat on their land.
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There is a gap between landowners and corporations, between voters and the statehouse, between students and university endowments.
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The company also would have to notify nearby landowners before drilling and offer to test their water supplies.
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Working cross boundary on public lands and private lands and with landowners will help make efforts more effective.
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Higher property taxes can efficiently capture some of the astronomical gains that landowners near successful cities have enjoyed.
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Private landowners expect economic returns, and state governments in the region are highly resistant to restricting property uses.
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The project has faced a barrage of criticism from environmental activists and some landowners for nearly a decade.
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Each of these markets is a critical component to landowners' ability to make a profit by growing trees.
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Current law requires that companies obtain approval from all the affected landowners, allowing any individual to prevent drilling.
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Landowners he has befriended let him park them free, happy for a few jars of honey in return.
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Hit men, sometimes hired by large landowners, kill those opposed to replacing the forest with single-crop farming.
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In total, more than 14,000 trees on private property have been removed by landowners with permits since 2011.
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Without money earned from wildlife, landowners and local residents may have no stake in species and ecosystem preservation.
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Managed hunting can earn revenues for landowners and perhaps even raise the standard of living of poor communities.
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Many conservative rural landowners oppose the pipelines, which they say would cross their property and threaten public safety.
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Most landowners along the Nebraska route have accepted payments and given TransCanada permission to build on their land.
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And even if a permit is granted, individual landowners could challenge the eminent domain process in local courts.
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The peasants lived on starvation wages, working on the land as serfs for big landowners or the Church.
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Payments also tend to be linked to a farm's acreage, meaning that large landowners get the biggest handouts.
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Congress should, within the limited budgets, maximize the opportunity that landowners have to participate in quality conservation programs.
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Through these efforts, private landowners have a positive impact on a variety of important wildlife species and habitats.
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About 17.6 million American forest landowners have never had assistance with forest management — a reality Congress can change.
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The administration said the changes would make the legislation more efficient and decrease burdens on landowners and companies.
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Hipcamp differentiates itself in its partnership between landowners and nature-enthusiasts, booking all their sites on private land.
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Exactly. In this project the rights of private landowners intersect perfectly with the objectives of the U.S. government.
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There are existing incentive models for landowners used in other government programs to encourage progress toward environmental goals.
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He has previously introduced legislation that would make the endangered species law more friendly to landowners and industry.
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We're doing everything we can to make sure the spoils and the gains accrue to the existing landowners.
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But the number of people employed in the coffee industry can vary, from landowners, or those working on plantations.
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Many live as indentured slaves on the estates of some of Pakistan&aposs largest landowners, working on the farms.
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At one point, a resident asked if Pilgrim would compensate landowners for damage in the event of a leak.
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Judge Lora Livingston dismissed a lawsuit brought by a group of landowners that challenged the state's pipeline approval process.
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" "In addition, TransCanada may still need to reach deals with hundreds of potentially affected landowners on the pipeline's route.
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There are also fewer landowners involved in this tunnel than in other Boring ventures — here, it's only the LVCVA.
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Next, old water rights were replaced with shares that granted holders (usually landowners) a proportion of any annual allocations.
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For landowners and council, venues and clubs - by and large - are less lucrative than "luxury" apartments and retail malls.
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The landowners may have retreated to the cities, but in "Onegin" they mourn the seeming innocence of the countryside.
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In other instances he has sought to force innocent landowners off their properties to make way for his developments.
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The evidence also suggests that it is landowners, rather than renters, who bear the burden of such a tax.
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FGV's shareholders, many of them small landowners, form a key vote bank for Najib's ruling alliance in battleground states.
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The trick, said D'Agostino, is shifting campers away from national or state parks and working instead with private landowners.
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He later became one of the wealthiest black landowners in a region with a long history of racial violence.
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Greenpeace and Bold Nebraska said on Thursday that there are more than 100 landowners opposed to that alternative route.
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This important conservation program works with private landowners to restore and improve fish and wildlife habitats on their lands.
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In Ghana, more than 80 percent of landowners lack title 60 years after independence, according to its land commission.
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For most landowners in McMullen, fracking-related royalties come to at least double their day-job salaries, she says.
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FGV shareholders, many of them small landowners, form a key vote bank for Najib's ruling alliance in battleground states.
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He still will have a big legal problem on his hands, from environmentalists to American landowners to sovereign territory.
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Our law is derived from English common law, and a feudal system historically designed to protect landowners' proprietary interests.
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Sheehan, the former head of Utah's wildlife agency, echoed some of the concerns raised by industry groups and landowners.
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Intervenors in the hearing ranged from the landowners - mainly ranchers and farmers - to native American tribes and TransCanada representatives.
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They claimed that agreements had been reached with more than 6900 percent of the landowners along the original route.
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" In the early 19th century, landowners described the landless rural poor as boisterous, foolish "crackers" and idle, vagabond "squatters.
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So, in the absence of forest product markets, landowners are far more likely to convert forestland to other uses.
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Bezos is one of the country's biggest landowners, and he and his family own five homes across the US.
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Some of the plaintiffs are landowners on whose property are federal plans to build pieces of the border wall.
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And yet these people still work, in the blazing heat, for little or next to nothing for wealthy landowners.
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Even so, the spill incensed local landowners, farmers, tourism officials and tribes, who filed for damages against the agency.
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While this might seem counter-intuitive, private landowners respond to higher wood prices by planting trees and maintaining forests.
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They began buying land here in the 1980s and are now the town's largest private landowners, owning 2,500 acres.
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"Most Australians have little or no direct connection with Kidman," said Simon Venus, a lawyer acting for the landowners.
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Its shareholders, many of them small landowners, form a key vote bank for Najib's ruling alliance in battleground states.
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Mexican security forces and local landowners have tried to fight back, but warring cartels continue to splinter and proliferate.
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For decades, landowners have sought to develop the area, only to be rebuffed by the courts and government agencies.
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Those changes represent a victory for farmers and rural landowners, who lobbied the Trump administration aggressively to make them.
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At the time, primarily landowners, which was about 28500 percent of the population of Massachusetts, were eligible to vote.
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These two groups had the same needs, but the white landowners did all they could to drive them apart.
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We should minimize the conversion of forests, enable more wood construction and incentivize private landowners to improve their stewardship.
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Portugal had a long history of antagonism toward landowners, dating back to the 230 revolution that ended the monarchy.
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It helps them reforest deforested or understocked areas; and engages family landowners in forest practices that produce carbon benefits.
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The response from Finland's capitalists, conservative landowners and members of the middle and upper class was swift and violent.
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It was the early 1950s, and poor farmers in the area had started banding together, revolting against wealthy landowners.
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This means TransCanada will now need to secure more land from more landowners, which is rarely an easy process.
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In the Palestinian villages near Amona, landowners who helped bring the lawsuit against the settlers praised the outpost's destruction.
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Christian, No. 17-1498, was whether the E.P.A. has to approve the additional remediation efforts sought by the landowners.
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During the drought of 2012-16 landowners pumped more and more groundwater to compensate for the lack of rain.
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And the second: If Trump makes a unilateral land grab, landowners will tie him up in court for years.
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Sounds like you're looking at this from the standpoint of private property rights and the rights of private landowners?
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Many privately owned lots have other obstacles, including persnickety landowners, tax liens or other hurdles that limit potential building.
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According to Lund, this might embolden landowners to exercise their mineral rights if these rules are repealed or weakened.
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Many have moved to urban areas where they live in tents on public and private lands, creating tensions with landowners.
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In the United States, some of the money for landowners who protect their watersheds comes from farm subsidies, Bennett said.
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It also left gaping holes in the wall so that the landowners could access their land south of the wall.
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The Keystone XL pipeline requires state approval, and Nebraska landowners fought a yearslong legal battle with TransCanada over the project.
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Noé was born and raised in San Jose del Verjel, an hejido (ranch) with about 42 landowners and 350 inhabitants.
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But she could not have foreseen that a legal reform designed to help Georgian landowners would make things even harder.
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They fear that rich landowners or the government, which would collect the entire crop, could push them out of business.
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Governments can get around this by letting landowners defer their tax bills until their property is sold, perhaps on death.
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They bought land cheap, parceled together ranches from landowners whose relatives had homesteaded it, and built sprawling faux-Western mansions.
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In partnership with cities, private landowners and local businesses, the idea is to make sure communities have proper parking infrastructure.
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"The expectation is TransCanada would work with landowners ... and come to agreements to put infrastructure in the ground," he said.
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The idea that landowners and farmers will let the land "degenerate into scrubland" is fanciful when land prices have skyrocketed.
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Others who could have standing to sue include landowners along the border whose property could be seized for wall construction.
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Alas, PNG's indigenous landowners and politicians, including a provincial governor, have called some logging permits a cover for illegal felling.
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Some lawmakers from Western states and free market conservation groups applauded the changes, seeing them as helping states and landowners.
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I will note that the landowners have reported that, due to its rise in popularity, Hrunalaug has undergone damage lately.
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More than 4,000 years ago landowners in Akkad, an early Mesopotamian civilisation, hired local managers to look after their farms.
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The NEB's conditions also required Enbridge to continue consultation with landowners and aboriginal groups who live along the pipeline's route.
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This often leads to conflicts over land between Guatemala's majority Mayan indigenous communities, big landowners and agricultural and mining companies.
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Gujarat's Patels are also farmers and landowners, and are seen as being enterprising and entrepreneurial -- many have started successful businesses.
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When the government seizes land to build infrastructure deemed in the national interest, it is legally obliged to compensate landowners.
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The group focuses on working behind the scenes -- filing lawsuits, raising money and persuading private landowners to host their monuments.
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Restoring the Endangered Species Act's distinction between endangered and threatened species would also improve landowners' incentives to help recover species.
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As of earlier this year, there were more than 60 Bush-era cases involving landowners still pending, Mr. Garza said.
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Above all, this bill respects the rights of private landowners who ultimately will decide how best to utilize their land.
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A 2000 law allowed the government to purchase land by force from white landowners who were expelled if they objected.
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Minnesota's agriculture department will offer eradication services to help landowners eliminate the weed, Friisoe said, including testing suspect seed mixes.
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This meant that many of the first presidents were vastly wealthy landowners, with 3rd president Thomas Jefferson worth $236.8 million.
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The rule would provide certainty to landowners and important safeguards for our nation's wetlands, streams, and fish and wildlife habitat.
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This includes a Farmington-specific requirement for companies to provide affected landowners with info on noise sources, levels and duration.
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Some of the local landowners sued over this and the courts sided with them to the tune of $11 million.
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Its detractors, though, say the rule blocks input from local officials and landowners and marginalizes their voices in land decisions.
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And it is paying up to $5 million in annual lease payments to Nebraska rural landowners without displacing cash crops.
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His family were landowners that had ties to the Chinese Nationalist Party, or Kuomintang, which was the Communist Party's rival.
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Even agricultural land has become the object of speculative demand, pushing prices and gains for landowners up further, he said.
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States charge higher royalties for drilling on state lands, as much as 25 percent in Texas, as do private landowners.
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There are some cases of abuse where, for example, landowners pressure appraisers to inflate the value of the donated land.
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Many landowners have opposed it despite measures to compensate them for the acreage, and have sought to circumvent the program.
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That's where William Tecumseh Sherman began handing out land plots to freed slaves to begin farming and become independent landowners.
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The private developers who were granted the license for this bloc of 85 landowners have halted construction over money disputes.
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He opposed convict leasing as a public giveaway to wealthy landowners and an oppressive burden on impoverished offenders, including blacks.
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More than 1003 lawsuits involving landowners opposing the federal seizure of their property in South Texas remain open from 2100.
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The landowners' strategy is clear: Use the courts to forestall construction and try to outlast the tenure of Mr. Trump.
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Any wall will have to navigate floodplains, international treaties and the rights of landowners who refuse to sell their land.
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The main problem: Tax advisers who help landowners sell the tax deductions they get for land donations to other taxpayers.
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Similarly, landowners along the border whose property is at risk of being seized to mount physical barriers could file suit.
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There are also concerns about landowners bringing legal challenges should their land be seized for border construction using eminent domain.
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Often, the money is stolen by government and park officials or captured by few landowners without being invested in conservation.
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Christian, landowners near the old Anaconda mine in Montana weren't satisfied with the federal response to a century of contamination.
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And because the value of the tax break will be capitalized into land values, the landowners are reaping a bounty.
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Right-wing paramilitary groups, formed in the 1980s to fight leftist rebels, were financed by drug traffickers, ranchers and landowners.
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The few state and territory policies allowing for more but still limited rights for Aboriginal landowners are under constant threat.
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State protection of landowners is crucial, because they can't escape oppression merely by picking up their land and moving away.
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The value of land keeps rising, not because of any effort by the landowners but because of an urbanizing population.
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The eminent domain suits are the tip of a much broader effort to take private land, say attorneys representing landowners.
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However, the company said it had provided safety data sheets to the landowners and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
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Landowners are often fighting for what is known as just compensation -- what they deem a fair price for their property.
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Known as CERCLA, it states that landowners are allowed to bring cleanup requests to state courts, according to Bloomberg Law.
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And the landowners — the American public — are growing increasingly intolerant of actions that kill off the native flora and fauna.
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Tribes and landowners that oppose the pipeline are still suing over South Dakota's decision to grant construction permits to developers.
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As proud public landowners, it's time for us to step up on behalf of the landscapes we love to use.
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The entrepreneurs have almost total ownership of whatever is mined, paying a negotiated percentage of the take to the landowners.
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Instead, he urged landowners to come forward in order to help seal abandoned boreholes that could lead to similar tragedies.
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Landowners in Virginia owned more enslaved Africans than those in any other state, and the Eastern Shore was no exception.
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This is when I began to think about large private landowners, for whom ranches and forests have become attractive investments.
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The decree may also increase the risk of wealthy rural landowners killing poor residents when they clash over land rights.
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"Why should landowners see the value of their land diminished because the soil on it has become unhealthy?" said Mr. DeSutter.
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On Saturday, landowners opposed to the pipeline responded to TransCanada's request with their own motion seeking oral arguments on the issue.
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The amount of land bought by communities from private landowners has now surpassed half a million acres, says the Scottish government.
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Prop 13 has been politically untouchable since it first passed in 1978, because overturning it would mean higher taxes for landowners.
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Tashfeen Malik was from a family of wealthy landowners in Pakistan and later moved to Saudi Arabia with her immediate family.
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The bill offers original Palestinian landowners compensation for their loss of the land, though Palestinians have not agreed to the sale.
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Second- and later-generation black landowners and farmers like Steven Hawkins are not as common as they used to be here.
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A 1946 Supreme Court case then ruled that landowners at least own the air up to 83 feet above their property.
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Like Mr Maughan's family, nomadic landowners tend to buy farmland and then apply for permission to use it as a campsite.
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A cut of the profit goes to the landowners—last year the average tent keeper made $6,000 from June to Thanksgiving.
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These include the 60% of landowners who have "off-register" titles, where their property is not part of a formal register.
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At first, Kakaako's community of landowners weren't thrilled by the idea of a young art squad covering their businesses in paint.
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The House version of the farm bill eliminates the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP), which is utilized by forest and farm landowners.
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It is this body, usually known as the Kuk (meaning "council"), that represents the landowners in Legco and the election committee.
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Building out that infrastructure is a tortuous process that entails navigating a thicket of stakeholders, from local landowners to federal regulators.
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But much of the land has gone to individual farmers and landowners, not to collective claims by Afro-Colombians, Herrera said.
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Watchdog groups say that police, often under the sway of powerful local landowners, frequently get away with bloodshed against landless activists.
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So proof of stake — I liken it to the Scottish landowners, where people with a lot of power have more say.
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Adding to his frustration, half of the rights available are assigned proportionately to the amount requested, meaning bigger landowners got more.
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More broadly, the investigators found that wealthy, politically connected landowners had the power to annex land across Central and Eastern Europe.
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When I explained what we were trying to do — link government subsidies to landowners — the conversation ground to an awkward halt.
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Part of the reason for this is "shoot, bury, and shut up," a reaction seen by private landowners across the country.
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By passing this legislation, Congress would provide private landowners access to the prosperity gained by the leasing of their own land.
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A federal jury awarded landowners $4.24 million Thursday in a closely watched case on allegations that hydraulic fracturing contaminated well water.
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Mexican and foreign energy companies have paid off local power brokers to bring landowners on board, according to lawyers and activists.
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The more that we can create and expand incentives – both economic and regulatory – for private landowners to protect species, the better.
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Truffle associations also strike agreements with absentee landowners to keep their wooded property cleared in a way that promotes truffle growth.
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The administration will not tell landowners how much the government will compensate them for their property until after it is seized.
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Last night, Texas lawmakers passed House Bill 3535, which allows landowners to hunt down hogs (and coyotes) via hot air balloon.
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The company will now be required to get easements from landowners along the alternative route, according to the Globe and Mail.
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"There at least 40 landowners along this route how may not even know they are in this pipeline's path," she said.
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Additional demand for wood building materials, paper and bioenergy raises the value landowners receive from keeping their land as managed forests.
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The organization works with private landowners, property developers, and local authorities to create new studios and protect existing ones from gentrification.
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At the same time, the proposed rule will roll back executive branch overreach and protect the rights of homeowners and landowners.
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The town's approximately 1,660 residents include affluent landowners, families who have farmed there for generations and people who work for both.
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The more immediate problem is that thanks to decades of underdevelopment and policies that favored landowners, there's nowhere to put anyone.
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In Nebraska, landowners blasted what they saw as heavy-handed efforts by TransCanada to force the pipe through ecologically sensitive areas.
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The case now has a 30-day appeal window, and environmental groups, tribes, and landowners are gearing up to fight back.
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The purchase also placed the Wilkses high on the list of well-heeled landowners who are buying huge parcels of America.
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Conservation tactics have helped stabilize vegetation in the region, but without ongoing input from local landowners, those gains could be lost.
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The new wall in the Rio Grande Valley could potentially encroach on hundreds of landowners, farmers and companies near the border.
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And in South Africa and Zimbabwe, Dr. Cooney said, hunting has pushed landowners into converting agricultural land into private wildlife reserves.
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And while those suits don't typically lead to landowners keeping their land, it does make life difficult for the federal government.
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Many Māori did find ways to profit from the influx of immigrants, becoming influential, powerful landowners who adapted to European customs.
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Since the early 1950s, large landowners have grabbed land for banana, sugar and palm oil plantations, producing products for foreign markets.
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Aristocrats were expected to be landowners, so the af Klint family acquired property on the island of Adelso in Lake Malaren.
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Brazil's government had delayed demarcating tribal land and allowed indigenous people to suffer violence because of conflicts with landowners, he said.
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Year after year after year, they would farm the same crops for white landowners, and they got really good at it.
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To avoid this unnecessary and destructive federal regulation, state governments, landowners and environmentalists undertook an unprecedented series of voluntary conservation efforts.
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But he immediately discovers that even Jewish landowners do not want to employ inexperienced Jewish workers; they prefer to hire Arabs.
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Such a project already faces opposition from Texas landowners whose property would be seized by the president's controversial border security measure.
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Private landowners allowed companies to use their lands, but some later sued after they said the companies had polluted their property.
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Kinder Morgan said the petition contained numerous misstatements and is working with nearby landowners to remediate any impacts to their property.
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In Brazilian politics, for instance, a powerful bloc representing large landowners and large-scale agricultural interests exerts considerable sway in Congress.
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Timber takes between 20 and 80 years to mature, so landowners face an investment horizon of between 20 and 85033 years.
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But some of these landowners are complaining not just about the wall&aposs construction, but how far inland it will be.
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It didn't take long for a group of Texas landowners to challenge President Trump's declaration of a national emergency in court.
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The woodpecker example demonstrates how the ESA's framework for conservation punishes landowners and creates a less hospitable environment for protected species.
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Vietnam's boom in real estate in recent years has spurred protests by small landowners evicted to make way for construction projects.
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Police repression of Mapuche activists has also fed the conflict, as well as tensions between impoverished indigenous peasants and large landowners.
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Duncan's consortium has been paying money, described as a stipend, to some of the landowners, but denies this amounts to bribery.
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Paramilitary groups in Colombia - originally funded by landowners to protect themselves from rebels - became violent organizations connected to drug trafficking and massacres.
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The federal government has the legal power to take private land through eminent domain, if it compensates the landowners for the property.
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But landowners also have the right to due process, which in the past has tied up the government in courts for years.
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After the Secure Fence Act's passage, officials began the long process of buying off people's lands, and hundreds of landowners fought back.
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Landowners in Nebraska have filed a lawsuit challenging the Nebraska Public Service Commission&aposs decision to approve a route through the state.
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At a campaign stop in Iowa in January 2016, Trump said using eminent domain to take landowners' property was a good thing.
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"The question is will they build a pipeline to nowhere?" said Brian Jorde, a lawyer who represents Nebraska landowners fighting the pipeline.
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The park, founded in 1872 in part to encourage newly arrived landowners to take up farming, showcased local produce: corn, wheat, oranges.
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MD: No, and we ensure the sites are secluded from neighbors, as well as the landowners, as well as other possible distractions.
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The Big Houses of white landowners went to the state and their land to a reserve, so jobs in "Massa fields" vanished.
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Previous attempts to meet the demand for infrastructure failed in part because landowners could and did tie up every project in lawsuits.
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Diverse groups, such as Native American tribes, landowners, farming associations, and environmental conservation groups, have argued the pipeline unnecessarily threatens the environment.
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In recent months pro-democracy politicians have been mounting a vocal campaign against the rural landowners, whose privileges they consider deeply unfair.
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Chahine's interest in class struggle also gave rise to his epic The Land (1969), which again pits wealthy landowners against impoverished farmers.
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"Out-of-state D.C. bureaucrats shouldn't impose regulations that hurt Montana farmers, ranchers and landowners," said the state's Republican senator, Steve Daines.
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The land bonds were issued decades ago under Peruvian law and in local currency as compensation to landowners whose property was expropriated.
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Landowners are allowed to trap or shoot nuisance woodchucks in their yards but there's a ban on hunting the animals for sport.
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Some governments have instituted policies that pay landowners for reforestation efforts, but those introduce their own problems, including ensuring sustainable forest growth.
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Preservationist groups and landowners complained the tunnel was neither long nor deep enough to avoid disturbing the many sacred sites surrounding Stonehenge.
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The Nebraska Supreme Court is considering a lawsuit over the pipeline route approved by the state's Public Service Commission brought by landowners.
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The wealthy landowners and oil prospectors in Shelby figured that a heavyweight title fight was a magnificent way to get national attention.
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Waterways that aren't federally protected may be subject to certain state protections, or they may be completely up to landowners to control.
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The group together holds about 25% stake in Texas Pacific, which is one of the biggest landowners in the state of Texas.
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And voluntary programs, such as the Monarch Butterfly Habitat Exchange, can encourage landowners to participate in conservation efforts without violating the Constitution.
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The sage-grouse became an opportunity for landowners to earn revenue, rather than a liability, and the states effectively avoided a listing.
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Keystone has long been a flashpoint for anti-fossil fuel activists, who have rallied environmentalists, tribes and local landowners against the pipeline.
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But if you organize yourself and agitate as a caste of dominant landowners, like the Jats, no one will question your patriotism.
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In fact, the authorities haven't even managed to convince all the relevant absentee landowners in the area to sell the necessary plots.
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In other states, a Utilities Board or Public Service Commission typically oversees which companies can sue landowners for rights to private property.
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Iowa landowners, for example, sued the state's Utility Board for allowing Energy Transfer partners to expropriate land for the Dakota Access pipeline.
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When the vote was tallied, some landowners learned that their land would no longer be on the pipeline route and voiced relief.
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In southern Spain, landowners and tourism operators are also combining to take visitors on day-trips, in search of this elusive feline.
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For many of the local Native American tribes, landowners, and environmental groups, the spill provided even more evidence against building the pipeline.
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Bauxite mining on the western side of Rennell has been shadowed by allegations of rampant corruption, deception of landowners and regulatory violations.
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Refugees rent space from landowners with unused plots of ground—usually in agricultural areas—and erect tents made from wood and tarps.
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He was one of eight children of Siddiq Hasan and Syeda Sufia Khatun, prominent landowners in the Sylhet region of British India.
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Her father belonged to a long family line of well-off landowners and doctors, but many of his children embraced revolutionary politics.
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Landowners who live along the route of Mariner East have repeatedly risked arrest to protest the project, most recently in December 2019.
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He was a "landman," going door to door asking whether landowners were willing to lease plots for drilling and then dispensing checks.
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And, as we saw during the Dust Bowl, it is not just the environment or the endurance of the landowners at stake.
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It needs the approval of the Nebraska Public Service Commission and local landowners who are concerned about their water and land rights.
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For example, private landowners who might have been hesitant to allow camera traps on their property are more receptive to the dogs.
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After expressing concern about political rhetoric lambasting property barons, Scottish Land & Estates, a landowners' association, issued a cautious statement on the bill.
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The coastal protection group Surfrider Foundation said previous landowners going back a century had allowed locals onto Martins Beach for a fee.
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He also slammed corporate agricultural lobbyists, promising to combat their efforts funneling Agriculture Department subsidies toward a handful of powerful farmers or landowners.
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Direct subsidies to farmers and landowners who protect watersheds is an effective conservation strategy, said the study by Forest Trends, a Washington-D.
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To build the wall the federal government filed dozens of eminent domain lawsuits against private landowners to gain access for the wall's construction.
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The more miles of wall Trump attempts to build under an emergency declaration, the more potential challengers — Congress, private landowners, affected local governments.
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Once a cenote is explored and properly mapped out, the landowners can decide whether or not to open them up to the public.
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The gains from growth have flowed to landowners and the dominant firms whose profits have accounted for a growing share of economic output.
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Tim Leiweke, Beckham's newest partner and top negotiator, publicly claimed that private landowners around Marlins park were holding up the Marlins Park deal.
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In Australia old rights (typically belonging to landowners) were replaced with shares in perpetuity that grant holders a proportion of any annual allocations.
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They deployed the same model — searching land registers and dealing with landowners directly — but this time with a staff of more than 50.
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It would have extended by a year the deadline for landowners to comply with maintaining or replanting minimum forested areas on their properties.
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Jokowi spent considerable political capital on new laws that allow the government to force landowners to sell their property for public infrastructure projects.
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Related: Violence Between Landowners and Chile's Indigenous Is Only Getting Worse Police fired tear gas and used water cannons to disperse the demonstrators.
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Elsewhere, the fund could offer free water supplies to remote properties or tax incentives to encourage larger landowners to cooperate, de Bièvre said.
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Millions of acres of American land have been leased to gas companies for hydraulic fracking, and landowners are getting rich on the royalties.
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The nets harvest precious water for crops and animals: 140 square meters provide 840 liters of water per day, shared among 85 landowners.
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"Landowners' claims that someone else's structure is an 'aesthetic nuisance' because it's ugly or garish have generally been rejected by courts," she said.
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Unfortunately for local landowners and ranchers, North Dakota has been turned into a war zone of violent out-of-state protests and activists.
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After the 2006 Secure Fence Act's passage, officials began the long process of buying off people's lands, and hundreds of landowners fought back.
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Canine units led investigators to a pond near the boy's home, which the landowners agreed to let the FBI drain, WFMY News reports.
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The majority of family landowners only harvest timber once in their lifetime, yet will incur expenses annually in order to maintain their woods.
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They deployed the same model – searching land registers and dealing with landowners directly – but this time with a staff of more than 50.
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In 1910, George Ruffin Bridgeforth established Beulahland, a community of black landowners in the county, donating land for a school and a church.
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The move to change the act reflects demands from industry groups and landowners who frequently challenge endangered species protections as overbearing and unsuccessful.
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After the hearing, two dozen landowners and other pipeline opponents vowed non-violent civil disobedience if the commission rules in favor of TransCanada.
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Since 2011, Wildlife Works has sold carbon credits and earned millions of dollars shared by landowners, investors, Wildlife Works and the local community.
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Legal challenges by landowners who objected when the Bush administration tried to build a border wall have dragged on for over a decade.
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But the country won't be able to make a swift transition to renewable energy if landowners and local regulators stand in the way.
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Novel financial instruments, like "pay for performance" contracts potentially worth billions, have helped solve environmental problems by providing incentives to companies and landowners.
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The Interior Department proposed the first real reforms to the Endangered Species Act in decades, offering hope to tens of thousands of landowners.
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Opposition in Nebraska from environmentalists and some landowners concerned about oil spills had been among several major hurdles facing the Keystone XL project.
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They deployed the same model - searching land registers and dealing with landowners directly - but this time with a staff of more than 50.
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Last year, Chesapeake settled charges of antitrust, fraud and racketeering violations by agreeing to pay $25 million as compensation to landowners with leases.
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The move to change the act reflects demands from industry groups and landowners who frequently challenge endangered species protections as overbearing and unsuccessful.
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Industrial impacts to landowners in Farmington are not generally the result of companies going rogue: most are following the letter of the law.
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"We took six samples from oil and gas–impacted landowners, as well as from saltwater spill [sites] on Fort Berthold reservation," Donaghy says.
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Now farmers and charities are demanding an independent investigation into the claims made by landowners who say their complaints and grievances were ignored.
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The $3.2 billion construction of Sabal Trail through Alabama, Georgia and 12 Florida counties drew opposition from landowners, conservationists and clean-energy advocates.
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Keeping people from voting has been an American tradition from the nation's earliest days, when the franchise was restricted to white male landowners.
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Policymakers interested in building more housing must also take a tough look at the public participation process that skews power to privileged landowners.
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" Going further, she said she had talked to farmers and landowners on the border who told her "the drug cartels are running it.
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"The frog does not live there, cannot live there, and will not live there in the future," the landowners told the Supreme Court.
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"One is that more landowners have joined the ranks of making maple syrup," she said, with an estimated 2,000 producers across the state.
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In Colorado, the Premises Liability Act generally limits landowners from responsibility for dangers on their property that they could not reasonably have foreseen.
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Because of the anticipated resistance from private landowners, the first sections of the border wall most likely will be built on federal land.
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The effort is eight years in the making and a massive undertaking by federal, state and local governments, as well as private landowners.
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If landowners lease pumping rights to others for more than they would earn from using the water to grow additional crops, they benefit.
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They encourage landowners to keep their forests as forests and avoid conversion to non-forest uses, such as shopping malls and parking lots.
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The rents earned by wealthy landowners derive in part from improvements they make to the land, he argued, but also from land's scarcity.
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Even with funding, the administration will have to contend with private landowners whose property may be seized to build barriers along the border.
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But in the villages where voluntary payments were offered, one-third of the landowners signed up and forest cover declined just 4.2 percent.
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And while landowners are supposed to be compensated at market rates for the land they lose, Broker and others said this rarely happens.
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The farm bill can help fund technical assistance to landowners to help manage their forests to mitigate wildfires and keep the land healthy.
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Many blamed Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro for inspiring landowners, farmers, and ranchers to start the fires as a way to clear their lands.
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Congressional Republicans launched efforts Wednesday aimed at reforming the Endangered Species Act to make it more friendly for states, landowners, industry and others.
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Growing up under the shadow of Jim Crow, African-Americans remained wary of exercising political power, fearing repercussions from white landowners and employers.
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Landowners whose property is on the line for seizure could also mount a challenge, though that's not necessarily specific to the national emergency.
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Landowners, in these cases, are often fighting for what is known as just compensation -- what they deem a fair price for their property.
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And then he lingers in the countryside, struck by the rumbling unrest between displaced peasants and greedy landowners grabbing tracts of common land.
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The Claims Remedy Act of 2010, with President Obama's signature, was a class action suit that returned $2.5 billion to minority farmers and landowners.
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Now NOAA Fisheries is seeking other waterfront landowners to volunteer their properties for the decomposition experiment, according to a news release from the agency.
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The Czech Agriculture Ministry has relaxed rules, so landowners no longer have to immediately log and replant affected areas in the worst-hit regions.
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It was designed to promote a now-forgotten political party that wanted to tax all landowners 100% and redistribute the wealth to their renters.
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He said striking those deals requires close relationships with a network of landmen, the boots-on-the-ground professionals who broker sales with landowners.
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The bottom line: "Those changes represent a victory for farmers and rural landowners, who lobbied the Trump administration aggressively to make them," writes Davenport.
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That had prompted landowners and indigenous groups to sue on the grounds the PSC could only greenlight an application that was made to it.
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Marx declares that workers, capitalists, and landowners are the three great classes, and that they are so defined in part by shared economic interests.
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Violent confrontations between ranchers and indigenous populations, which often start when landowners lay claim to demarcated lands, have long been an issue in Brazil.
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The first enclosures were the centuries-long waves of expropriation of English and Scottish common lands, turning them over to a handful of landowners.
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In recent years, a real estate market boom in Vietnam has stirred up protests by small landowners evicted to make way for construction projects.
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Alabama's budget has carried a structural deficit for generations, due mainly to the state's tax structure, which is skewed in favor of wealthy landowners.
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About a quarter of homeowners and nearly one in five rural landowners told researchers in the 2016 survey that they feared losing their property.
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Mr Aquino, whose family, huge landowners, is not short of a bob, has made a stand against corruption, and his approval ratings are high.
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Using goats or other grazing animals is a fairly common way of maintaining a landscape with minimal cost, to both landowners and the environment.
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A House panel passed four GOP-backed bills Thursday to amend the Endangered Species Act (ESA), making compliance easier for industries, states and landowners.
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This kind of unprecedented government land grab would tie the government up in years of costly litigation as landowners fight back in the courts.
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Since a majority of endangered species rely on private land for their survival, landowners should instead be rewarded and incentivized for protecting endangered species.
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Opposition to the line in Nebraska has been driven mainly by a group of around 90 landowners whose farms lie along the proposed route.
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Polanyi offered the example of the enclosure movement in sixteenth-century England, when landowners tore down villages and turned common lands into private pastures.
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Republicans have long identified the ESA as a problematic law, arguing that it disrespects landowners and states while putting major, unnecessary burdens on industry.
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As a result, farm subsidies probably benefit landowners more than farmers, and those are often different people because half of U.S. cropland is rented.
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"In short, a critical-habitat designation alone does not require private landowners to participate in the conservation of an endangered species," the court said.
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"The landowners thus face the Catch-22 that they can continue forestry operations on the frogless land largely unhindered by the designation," they wrote.
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The farm-subsidy system will continue to distort prices and outcomes but benefit a small number of the richest and largest landowners and farmers.
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"It's not as simple as a 'guilty' or 'not guilty' verdict," said Brian Jorde, an attorney for Nebraska landowners who are fighting the project.
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Most landowners in the 346-mile path of the pipeline through Iowa, however, have signed easements allowing it to be built across their land.
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Elsewhere, wealthy landowners of the Gilded Era became concerned with game populations, and trespassing and hunting laws were passed to restrict immigrants, he said.
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"The people pushing for the eviction are the big landowners in the region who grow soy and sugar cane on large plantations," she said.
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But all land that is registered is available for scrutiny by the public, ensuring confidence and security for both investors and landowners, he said.
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One is a rare Greek specimen from the early 3rd century B.C. The large stone instruments typically belonged to public institutions or wealthy landowners.
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Ms. Crumly and about 90 other Nebraska landowners have not signed easements with TransCanada and have urged against issuing a permit for the project.
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For the rural rich, who are often landowners, hired guns can guard a business or farm that local institutions are too weak to protect.
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More than 2100 people from this community alone, many of them landowners and small farmers, were rounded up, packed into railroad cars and disappeared.
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And landowners get other benefits too, which brings us to... The process this line had to go through to get cleared is rather epic.
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The first sign of trouble came a year later, in June 2017, when the developer failed to pay the money for the landowners' rent.
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Yet the abuse of refugees at the hands of powerful businessmen and landowners is but another stunning example of how crime pays in Brazil.
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The post suggested a coordinated criminal effort among local landowners and cattle ranchers to burn newly cleared rainforest — much of it on public land.
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The problem comes from the remaining 0003 percent, "mostly owned by small private landowners typically not committed to fuel-management practices," Mr. Oliveira said.
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Thanks to congressional effort, millions of acres of habitat have been voluntarily conserved by landowners across the country through the use of conservation easements.
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However, several roadblocks have cropped up along the way, with House Democrats trying to block funding and private landowners fighting the government in court.
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EQIP and CSP pays farmers and landowners to adopt practices that protect the environment, such as preventing fertilizer runoff so it doesn't pollute waterways.
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There is also the question of whether the intended conservation recipients —the poor local communities, landowners and protected areas — actually get the hunting revenues.
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Eminent domain lawyers and scholars said in interviews that landowners along the border have limited options once they receive a request from the government.
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Even with funding, the administration will also have to contend with private landowners whose property may be seized to build barriers along the border.
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Ask landowners and other residents of Tennessee and North Carolina what they learned the hard way about coal ash pits leaching into area waterways.
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Iwi (Māori tribes), landowners, NGOs, schools, businesses and individuals are participating by placing traps designed to catch the chief culprits -- possums, stoats and rats.
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The justices seemed wary of letting landowners sue the Atlantic Richfield Company to force it to do more than a federal cleanup plan requires.
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Cáceres, a respected Lenca Indian activist, had previously spoken out about receiving death threats from police, soldiers and local landowners because of her work.
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But this way, Ginther said, landowners allow power plants like Drax to replace coal with a fuel source that, once used, can be regrown.
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Anderson noted a tension between peyoteros and the Texas landowners from whom they must lease land in order to harvest the peyote that grows there.
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Instead, she advocated for creating some sort of incentive structure for landowners, such as conservation easements or tax breaks to encourage the protection of peyote.
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Landowners in Hoedspruit near Kruger National Park had sought a court ruling to have the six-tonne bull elephant destroyed after he damaged their property.
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Pipelines in that part of the country also tend to run through less densely populated areas, meaning they encounter less resistance from landowners and others.
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Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Indian tenant farmers were forced to lease land from white landowners, yet still produced most of the rice at that time.
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For example, landowners, or "camp keepers" as we call them, can offer extra bundles of wood or luxury bedding or horseback riding or skeet shooting.
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Australia has established a registry to track foreign farmland holdings which shows British interests are the biggest foreign landowners, with Chinese investors a distant fifth.
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In India it may be hard to repeal the British-era law giving landowners the right to all the water on and under their property.
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However, other landowners in Morton County, through which 71 miles of the pipeline runs, were paid has much as $2,000 per rod, the suit said.
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The "rural caucus" of lawmakers in Congress, who defend the interests of large landowners, are allies of President Michel Temer and wield significant political power.
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"We hope to begin the education process with landowners so they understand this is a lifetime easement for a one-time payment," she told Reuters.
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The company said it had about 90 percent support among landowners for the proposed route, but had not yet negotiated support along the approved route.
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New landowners will have to get on board with right-of-way agreements, which puts the eventual completion of the pipe up in the air.
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"Instead of cajoling the unwilling landowners, a financing scheme should be designed for tenants to buy out the land," he wrote in a recent blog.
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In the world of resource extraction (oil, natural gas, and minerals), landowners are long accustomed to getting paid a royalty when their property is mined.
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The Times also reported that Trump will promote his plan as reversing federal regulations that violate the rights of farmers, landowners and real estate developers.
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Congress's original design of tightening regulatory restrictions as species decline, and relaxing them as species recover, better aligns landowners' incentives with the interests of wildlife.
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Landowners in Vermont worry a bill working through the state legislature will hurt their ability to expand renewable energy there, the Burlington Free Press reports.
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That they carry such low assurances of success has cost the act support among state governments and landowners who shoulder much of the financial burden.
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As a result, private landowners are understandably fearful of losing their land, so they "shoot, bury, and shut up" when they find an endangered species.
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In the coming months, Congress has the opportunity to pursue a massive reformation of the Endangered Species Act that protects private landowners and valuable species.
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To bring landowners on board, companies will have to pay good prices and be sensitive to local concerns, involving communities early in the planning process.
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Boosters argue that design codes put together with locals could help to overcome NIMBYism elsewhere, and that more landowners could take an interest in developments.
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We don't make it harder for all landowners to sue for trespass simply because one curmudgeon frightens children who walk too closely to his lawn.
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As one of the country's largest landowners, the family was denounced by pro-modernization voices, and later, the Communists, as remnants of the feudal order.
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Fortuin ruled the city government had violated the residents' constitutional right to adequate housing as well as the landowners' constitutional right to hold private property.
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"To some landowners seeking to develop their property, the Endangered Species Act no doubt looms as a frustrating bureaucratic hurdle," The Post's editorial board wrote.
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In any case, Yesh Din, the Israeli rights group assisting the Palestinian landowners, said objections had been submitted regarding the "vast majority" of the plots.
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They provide an additional market for landowners and farmers while helping to solve a waste problem and avoiding carbon emissions from decay, landfilling or wildfires.
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Landowners have argued that wolves are now numerous enough in some states to pose a threat to livestock and are increasingly encroaching on populated areas.
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The site itself was bought over a period of 14 years from more than 400 landowners, some of whom had lived in traditional wooden houses.
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In Louisiana, oil pipeline companies have almost unlimited powers of eminent domain, meaning they can take private property in court when landowners refuse to sell.
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Though it initially empowered paramilitary forces as military proxies, the government withdrew official sanction decades later, long after landowners and cartels had co-opted them.
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The government would also have to seize land from private landowners, primarily in Texas, where more than 1,20053 miles of the 1,900-mile border are.
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"We made numerous changes that the industry did not want that were more favorable to our landowners, our mineral owners and surface owners," he said.
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And landowners who oppose the wall, and may not take kindly to seeing their property appropriated, are likely to try to block it in court.
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Lawsuits on behalf of landowners from Texas to California certainly would be filed as the government attempts to take their land to construct the wall.
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As the war continued, rural residents were forced from their lands in conflicts between local governments, paramilitary groups, wealthy landowners, drug traffickers and multinational companies.
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The anti-environment agenda is being pushed by of a coalition of large landowners and agribusinesses in Congress (the "bancada ruralista" or so-called ruralists).
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A Texas-based resident filed a petition and requested class certification against the company and its Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company unit, and petitioned other landowners.
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Horace Jenkins died shortly after finishing this 1982 romantic melodrama tackling issues of colorism, the legacy of slavery and deceitful practices against African-American landowners.
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From Day 903 of his administration, President Trump vowed to repeal President Barack Obama's "Waters of the United States" regulation, which had frustrated rural landowners.
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FERC can force landowners to cede property to gas pipelines under its eminent domain authority, but it does not have the same power for transmission.
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Wealthy landowners constructed race and white supremacy to "divide and conquer" and keep enslaved Africans and European indentured servants from banding together for economic justice.
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When commodity prices are low, like they are now, landowners have a greater interest in leaving less productive farmland idle and participating in conservation programs.
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Private landowners in the West cannot realize the full value of their land because they compete against free or below-cost resources on federal lands.
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Under the law, Palestinian landowners will be offered compensation for the long-term use of their property but will not be able to reclaim it.
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Landowners along the border whose property is at risk of being seized, on the other hand, have a greater chance at mounting a successful challenge.
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She has also found increasing support from farmers and landowners who count on wind turbines and solar panels they host on their property for income.
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For example, the United States already enters into 30-year and permanent easement contracts with landowners to protect wetlands or to retire land from farming.
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Landowners in Texas, largely in the Rio Grande Valley, filed hundreds of lawsuits aiming to block the Bush administration from building fencing along the border.
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Rather than making landowners partners in protecting species, the ESA too often treats them as antagonists — which ultimately harms the effort to protect imperiled wildlife.
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Last year, landowners from four Midwestern states won a lawsuit against the agency that claimed the repeated floods amounted to a seizure of their property.
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In the Beqaa, landowners are charging up to $230 a month—an almost unfathomable amount of money for someone who's just lost everything to war.
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Legal experts said landowners along the border could sue because they face the imminent threat of land seizure by the federal government to build the wall.
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To lessen the threat posed by the brittle underbrush and those thick clumps of grass, landowners and the state are literally removing it bite by bite.
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Not only is he the largest stakeholder in ASOS, he is the CEO of the retail chain Bestseller and one of the largest landowners in Scotland.
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She pointed to horizontal drilling, which helped spur a boom in U.S. shale production, but also allows operators to drill longer distances underground, impacting more landowners.
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A recent change in planning regulations has simplified the development process, allowing landowners to give derelict post-war farm buildings new purposes and, sometimes, exotic makeovers.
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She also raised safety concerns about the project, and noted that some landowners may not even be aware their backyards now fall under this alternative route.
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Reconstruction was a moment of racial promise such as this country had never seen: A generation of former slaves became landowners, teachers, voters and elected officeholders.
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Landowners in today's successful cities have surely profited from public investment, but the bulk of their gain has come from an explosion of private economic activity.
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"They're essentially giving landowners veto power," said Noah Greenwald, the endangered species director at the Center Biological Diversity, a left-leaning nonprofit dedicated to saving species.
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Paramilitary groups in Colombia - originally funded by landowners eager to protect themselves from rebel fighters - became violent organizations connected to drug trafficking, massacres and sexual violence.
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It is estimated that waqf boards in India hold nearly 500,000 registered properties and tracts of land, making them among the top landowners in the country.
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His grandmother, the Young matriarch, is one of the biggest landowners on the island — her house is so exclusive that it doesn't appear on regular GPS.
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To survive and grow, San Ramon, California-based Chevron is turning to acreage it has always controlled and that largely is free of royalties to landowners.
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What do we care more about here: preventing landowners from making some extra money or actually providing a California that meets the needs of its residents?
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Some landowners, meanwhile, said they didn't have enough time or knowledge to manage invasive species on their land; others lacked financial resources or were too old.
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Meanwhile, some of the traditional landowners of Tumu Kaituna, in the North Island's Bay of Plenty region, are working to ensure their land cannot be sold.
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The economic winners from rising immigration levels are closely associated with the establishment wing of the Republican Party: "businesses and landowners and investors," as Orrenius noted.
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The agency "will work with stakeholders to ensure collaborative conservation among landowners, farmers, industry, and developers in the areas where the species is native," she added.
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The key is to ensure that the conservation actions of federal and state agencies, ranchers and other private landowners do not come to a grinding halt.
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Fire prevention is a collaborative effort with local, state and federal agencies and private landowners -- and it's being held up because of the federal government shutdown.
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Landowners with suitable habitat may be required to develop a Habitat Conservation Plan approved by FWS, a plan that could cost $85033,000 in habitat offset fees.
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Scottish Land and Estates, an organization representing landowners, insisted that the beavers' centuries of absence from Britain nullified their resident status, the Independent reported in 2010.
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The transmission line, which could create thousands of temporary manufacturing and construction jobs in the state, attracted strong support among some economic development officials and landowners.
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Decades before, Jones had inherited ninety-two acres in rural Barrow County, Georgia, from her family, who were among the first black landowners in the area.
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I met the Straskys in July, when I spent two weeks travelling the Montney gas fields, meeting with the landowners who live closest to the resource.
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I grew up on a cattle ranch in Washington state, and today I'm among several landowners supporting our third- and fourth-generation family-run cattle operation.
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One of the landowners who sued was Eloisa Tamez, whose family has owned property along the Rio Grande River near Brownsville, Texas, since the late 1700s.
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Ensuring cooperative relationships with landowners, environmental groups and other stakeholders will be key to ensure projects — and the power lines moving the power — can be built.
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In opposition, the Esto'k Gna tribe has joined forces with the Ramirezes and other local landowners, reviving ancestral villages along the length of the Rio Grande.
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Landowners argued that the pipeline will cross "sensitive environmental features," such as endangered species habitats, sites of historical significance and residential subdivisions, according to a filing.
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The president drew thunderous applause by celebrating the reversal of a regulation known as the Waters of the United States, which many rural landowners had opposed.
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The palm oil in your favorite vegan burger is possible because entire forests in Papua New Guinea were "cleared" and burned for the benefit of landowners.
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And the process by which the government reaches out to private landowners is generally clear-cut — and markedly one-sided in favor of the federal government.
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He reached a striking conclusion — that in England, home to about 56 million people, half the country belongs to just 25,000 landowners, some of them corporations.
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The city has planted roughly 8,000 to 10,000 trees annually in recent years, but about half that many are removed by city arborists or private landowners.
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Some of Britain's wealthiest landowners, including Queen Elizabeth II, could lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in farm subsidies when the country leaves the European Union.
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This video dispatch examines whether the fires, most set on a single day in August, were a coordinated criminal effort among local landowners and cattle ranchers.
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Public land managers and forest landowners may be able to influence fire behavior in certain settings with techniques such as hazardous fuels reduction and prescribed fire.
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Strategies to pay landowners to keep prairies and non-jurisdictional wetlands natural and not developed as subdivisions are essential, both surrounding Houston and along the coast.
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Republican politicians, many union members and some landowners are cheering the pipeline as a way to create jobs and bring more North American oil to market.
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White landowners were compensated for their flooded farmland, he said, but black sharecroppers were forced to leave their homes and communities with little to no compensation.
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But conservationists are concerned that the bill streamlines approval for local authorities and private landowners to fell trees on public land parcels smaller than 3,000 acres.
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In Cameron County, for example, the government has offered landowners from $2350,2100 an acre to $2442,214 an acre, according to federal court filings in current cases.
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Industry groups and private landowners say the policy is being applied too broadly and was never intended to cover species that could be years from endangerment.
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These valuable environmental benefits are largely underwritten by the investments of private landowners over decades, and in most cases are provided to the public for free.
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Tax provisions that allow the deduction of reforestation and tree planting costs encourage landowners to continue investing in trees, keeping our nation's forests abundant and strong.
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After a meeting with landowners, the plane shuttled him to Oklahoma City, the state capital, where he met with a newspaper editorial board and state officials.
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It is correct that securing the border is a government function, but when the government fails, it has a specific and significant impact on individual landowners.
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I have heard stories of landowners who like the open border because they've made friends with people who live on the Mexican side and they're neighbors.
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But it doesn't have to be that way — there are tools available, even without a complete legislative overhaul, that can help turn landowners into conservation partners.
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Farmers, landowners, conservationists, and city officials have been working for years to solve the impending water scarcity problem — and now local artists are joining the struggle.
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Duncan and his fellow investors have joined forces with a group of Panguna landowners, the Special Mining Lease Osikaiyang Landowner Association (SMLOLA) led by Philip Miriori.
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So began the latest armed flare-up in a decades-long struggle between federal officials and local landowners and ranchers over how to manage the Western range.
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Sheep eat mostly grass so some private landowners or public agencies using grazing services require goats if they have noxious plants or overgrown brush in hilly areas.
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The community's unique origin story – slaves turned landowners who preserved African and Islamic traditions on a forgotten island – is overshadowed by the modern-day fight to survive.
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The clearances of the 18th and 703th centuries, when rich landowners forcibly evicted poor tenants to make way for sheep farming, loom large in the cultural imagination.
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Hipcamp connects people looking for a place to pitch a tent with landowners looking to make money from idle space, and takes a cut of the transaction.
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The Economist was founded in 1843 to argue against British tariffs on grain imports, which kept prices high for landowners and made bread more expensive for workers.
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A decade later BHP Billiton relinquished ownership in the Ok Tedi mine to a government trust following claims by landowners over toxic mine waste in local waterways.
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Activists, however, say the change weakens the land rights of indigenous people to benefit large landowners in the world's top exporter of soy, coffee, sugar and tobacco.
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The Gerharts and other landowners have challenged the eminent domain ruling on those grounds, claiming the Mariner East project does not meet the criteria of public interest.
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The milestone highlights the successful collaboration of states, private landowners, conservation groups and federal agencies that worked together to restore the habitat of the bears, officials said.
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Political power, he saw, was precisely correlated with wealth: When property is concentrated among the few, landowners can wield undue influence and distort the balance of power.
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The events would be hosted by local councils and "other landowners as part of their Christmas festivities," according to a statement from food and health charity Sustain.
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Construction was meant to begin in 2012, but has been repeatedly delayed as dozens of landowners refused to give up their paddy fields for the power plant.
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Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor, the sixth Duke of Westminster — a friend of Britain's royal family and one of the country's wealthiest landowners — has died, his family said Tuesday.
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It proposed a vast expansion of the nation's social safety net that would be financed itself through aggressive tax hikes on landowners and the wealthiest British citizens.
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For example, the Forest Stewardship Program works to provide America's 22 million private forest landowners with the information and knowledge they need to sustainably manage their forests.
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Oosthuizen said the landowners had conceded it would be nearly impossible to evict 60,000 people, and that they agreed the city should buy the land from them.
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They were swayed by landowners like Jennifer Gatrel, who runs a midsize family cattle operation with her husband, Jeff, here in the northwestern part of the state.
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The two biggest landowners in the ranking, John Malone and Ted Turner, made their fortunes in the telecommunications industry and then went on to purchase giant ranches.
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Farmers in Brazil's booming soy belt back Bolsonaro because he plans to ease gun laws and encourages landowners to defend themselves from rising crime in rural areas.
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They say the rule would be disastrous to farmers, developers, landowners and other businesses that would need a federal permit for routine tasks such as digging ditches.
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She questioned what right the company had to fly across the British countryside, possibly without the permission of landowners, even though such authorization may not be required.
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An opposition lawmaker has claimed Felda's debts are growing and that it doesn't have enough funds to pay small landowners, or Felda settlers as they are known.
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This export-led growth has generated tempting opportunities for landowners in Pantanal, a region whose swampy terrain and sweltering temperatures had previously made it unattractive for farming.
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The Pour POMEROL, France — The word Bordeaux connotes magnificent chateaus, aristocratic (or at least wealthy or corporate) landowners and wines that occasionally live up to their pretensions.
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If Ms. Crumly and her allies prevail, several dozen rural landowners will have triumphed over a transnational energy company and the wishes of their president and governor.
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But, with American acquiescence, the legislature was monopolized by a small group of élite landowners, bolstering the power of an oligarchy that continues to dominate political life.
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Sharecroppers worked the land for a small share of the crop and were forced to sell their cotton to the landowners, who paid less than market prices.
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In Zimbabwe, the redistribution of land had been delayed by the 1980 peace settlement, which gave the white landowners 10 years of protection from any restitution measures.
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Laikipia is Kenya's second most important wildlife area after the famous Maasai Mara, and many large-scale landowners earn money from tourism as well as cattle ranching.
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The new restrictions require a 600-foot buffer around residences but make exceptions for landowners who have given permission for placement of the devices on their property.
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Accordingly, Arizona now largely forbids localities from regulating away property rights without compensation, while Colorado curbs local laws that purport to restrict landowners' oil and gas rights.
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Karla Vargas, a senior attorney at the Texas Civil Rights Project, said many landowners don't understand they have a right not to sign the request for entry.
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Sheehan, the former director of Utah's fish and wildlife agency, said the FWS wants to work with industry, landowners, farmers and others more closely on conservation priorities.
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"This case involves whether the hundreds of thousands of landowners on Superfund sites can bring state lawsuits to implement their own piecemeal hazardous waste cleanups," she said.
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But mining licenses are cumbersome to obtain and can be expensive, so landowners and chiefs often work with entrepreneurs such as Mr. Momoh to buy the licenses.
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But if landowners in the San Joaquin Valley traded both groundwater and surface water, they could cut their revenue losses by half, according to the PPIC's estimates.
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The new restrictions require a 600-foot buffer around residences but make exceptions for landowners who have given permission for placement of the devices on their property.
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They ran "reverse auctions" in which landowners specified the lowest payment that would entice them to flood their fields for a given four- to eight-week period.
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The change reduced potential penalties for farmers, ranchers and loggers charged with past illegal deforestation, and made it easier for landowners to clear more of their holdings.
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One reason for this failure is that the law doesn't incentivize private landowners to use their land in a way that helps the recovery of hurting populations.
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