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The Bureau of Land Management will publish a final rule soon allowing the nation’s public lands to be leased for environmental protection, a Thursday news release from the Interior Department said. The rule, which both proponents and detractors say marks a shift in the agency’s focus toward conservation, directs land managers at the agency to […] The post BLM to finalize rule allowing federal leases targeted at protection of natural areas appeared first on Ohio Capital Journ...

The Advisory Council on the Environment has unanimously endorsed the environmental impact assessment report on the San Tin Technopole with eight conditions.

The Bureau of Land Management will publish a final rule soon allowing the nation’s public lands to be leased for environmental protection, a Thursday news release from the Interior Department said. The rule, which both proponents and detractors say marks a shift in the agency’s focus toward conservation, directs land managers at the agency to […] The post BLM to finalize rule allowing federal leases targeted at protection of natural areas appeared first on Michigan Advance.

Policy, politics and progressive commentary The Bureau of Land Management will publish a final rule soon allowing the nation’s public lands to be leased for environmental protection, a Thursday news release from the Interior Department said. The rule, which both proponents and detractors say marks a shift in the agency’s focus toward conservation, directs land managers at the agency to […] The post BLM to finalize rule allowing federal leases targeted at protection of natura...

Mexican gray wolves were being recovered in southern New Mexico, and a lawsuit called for more protection for the species in the Rocky Mountains.

Six conservation groups write an open letter urging for the clean-up of a woodland in Kent.

Ten conservation groups have filed a lawsuit in federal court over the USFWS decision not to return Endangered Species Act protections to gray wolves in the Northern Rockies.

Ten conservation groups have filed a lawsuit in federal court over the USFWS decision not to return Endangered Species Act protections to gray wolves in the Northern Rockies.

Ten conservation groups have filed a lawsuit in federal court over the USFWS decision not to return Endangered Species Act protections to gray wolves in the Northern Rockies.

A prediction, several years in the making, came true on Monday when an alliance of nearly a dozen conservation groups filed suit against the United States Fish and Wildlife Service and the Bureau of Land Management, seeking to restore protections for gray wolves in Montana and Idaho, arguing that both states’ aggressive hunting policies imperils […] The post Groups go to court to get wolves relisted in Montana and Idaho appeared first on Daily Montanan.