Western lands fight erupts over Bureau of Land Management's conservation proposal
Opponents and proponents of a proposed new rule agree it would be a major shift in how the BLM manages nearly 250 million acres of lands.
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Opponents and proponents of a proposed new rule agree it would be a major shift in how the BLM manages nearly 250 million acres of lands.
One thing opponents and proponents of a recently proposed U.S. Bureau of Land Management rule agree on: It would be a major shift.
One thing opponents and proponents of a recently proposed U.S. Bureau of Land Management rule agree on: It would be a major shift in how the agency manages nearly 250 million acres of federal lands.
The rule would allow for conservation leases, similar to how BLM auctions off parcels of land for mining, livestock grazing or oil and gas.
The rule would allow for leases, similar to how the agency auctions off parcels of land for mining, livestock grazing or oil development.