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This century-old law lets presidents shift the sizes of national monuments

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America’s public lands, from its majestic national parks to its vast national forests, are at the heart of the country’s identity. They cover more than a quarter of the nation and large parts of the West. Some are crisscrossed by hiking trails and used by hunters and fishermen. Ranchers graze cattle on others. In many areas, the government earns money through oil, gas, timber and mining leases. These federally managed public lands have long enjo…

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This century-old law lets presidents shift the sizes of national monuments

America’s public lands, from its majestic national parks to its vast national forests, are at the heart of the country’s identity. They cover more than a quarter of the nation and large parts of the West. Some are crisscrossed by hiking trails and used by hunters and fishermen. Ranchers graze cattle on others. In many areas, the government earns money through oil, gas, timber and mining leases. These federally managed public lands have long enjo…

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Elected Officials Across The West Urge Interior Secretary, Congress To Protect Public Lands

Hundreds of elected officials across the West have asked Interior Secretary Burgum and members of Congress to protect public lands/NPS file, Kait ThomasMore than 300 elected officials from Colorado to California have signed off on a letter urging Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and members of Congress to protect public lands from being sold off, sullied by energy development or mining, climate-change impacts, and efforts to water down the Antiqui…

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How presidents shape national monuments with one law

These federally managed public lands have long enjoyed broad bipartisan support, as have moves to turn them into protected national parks and monuments. The post National monuments have grown and shrunk under US presidents for over a century thanks to one law: The Antiquities Act first appeared on Idaho Business Review.

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Idaho Business Review broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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