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The GOP leader on the Natural Resources Committee, wrote to his Democratic colleague Thursday, slamming a decision to postpone Interior Secretary Deb Haaland's testimony.

The Bureau of Land Management is taking comments on whether it should open about 28 million acres to oil, gas and mineral extraction.

Bureau of Land Management official says there haven’t been many conflicts since the agency earlier this year decided to allow the use of e-bikes on trails in the North Fruita

President Joe Biden’s government has entered into a legal settlement with pro-environment groups, agreeing to block drilling for oil and gas on more than 58,000 acres of public land.

A pro-Trump policy group is preparing to provide policies and personnel for the next GOP administration.

The debate over how much access to trails, if any, electric bicycles should be given has led to near-fist fights on some paths in Colorado.

DENVER (AP) – The sun was almost setting when 14-year-old Daniel Giffin crossed the finish line on his electric mountain bike last August, nearly the last in the pack of thousands of cyclists riding a...

(CNS News) – A divided ruling from the D.C. Court of Appeals upholds the constitutionality of a National Park Service (NPS) fee and permit requirement for independent filmmakers filming on public lands.

Private Eye, a British satirical magazine with a rollicking history as the defendant in lawsuits, mocked its persecutors as Messrs. Sue, Grabbit & Runne, a fictional firm of shyster lawyers

Private Eye, a British satirical magazine with a rollicking history as the defendant in lawsuits, mocked its persecutors as Messrs. Sue, Grabbit & Runne, a fictional firm of shyster lawyers whose name spoke of avarice and plunder.