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EXCLUSIVE — A group of Western states is prepared to sue the Biden administration if it advances the current version of its proposed public lands rule, arguing that the effort, which seeks to elevate conservation leasing, is a violation of federal law and poses significant harm to energy, mining, and agricultural interests in the region.

Western states and Alaska are taking aim at the Biden administration’s proposed public lands rule, arguing it violates federal law and comes at the expense of energy, mining, and agricultural interests in their states.

Recently-proposed Biden administration regulations targeting traditional uses of public lands such as mining and oil drilling is facing widespread opposition.

That planning rule, which is unique for onshore wind. it gives a massive amount of power to individuals. it was talking about easing that. but there have been arguments kicking off from backbenchers and within cabinet and it looks like they have shied away from that. and likewise with solar, there are warm words about solar and talk about possible large increase, this is another thing that could bring energy bills down in the short term because like onshore wind, it is very quick to build, but there is no actual specific target for solar and no mechanism on how more solar might be achieved. so...