Interior Proposing Repeal of Public Lands Rule
The Interior's proposal aims to prioritize resource extraction on over 8 million acres of public lands, reversing a 2024 rule supported by 92% of public comments for balanced conservation.
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Watchdog: Trump Interior Department Moves To Scrap Key Public Lands Protection In Latest Giveaway to Trump’s Big Oil Donors
This week, Trump Interior Secretary and oil industry darling Doug Burgum delivered another gift to President Trump’s big oil and gas industry donors by beginning to undo a key Biden-era public lands protection policy that put conservation on equal footing to extractive uses on Bureau of Land Management Lands. “Trump Interior Secretary and noted oil industry sellout Doug Burgum is letting the Bureau of Land Management off the hook from having to …
DOI proposes rolling back the Public Lands Rule, says conservation isn't a 'use' on BLM lands
The Public Lands Rule allowed conservation to be managed as part of BLM's multiple-use mandate, along with other uses like mining and grazing. The Trump administration now says that rule doesn't pass muster.
Feds propose rescinding public lands rule, which made conservation an official ‘use’ of BLM land
By Micah Drew DAILY MONTANAN The federal government on Wednesday proposed rescinding a Bureau of Land Management rule that allows the department to consider conservation as part of its multi-pronged approach to federal land management. The change comes as the Trump administration continues pushing for increased resource utilization of public lands, including through logging and mining. The proposal
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