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A water-rights dispute that has drawn the attention of all three branches of Montana government threatens to hurt Montana’s largest industry — agriculture — and public education. A decision by the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation to claim water rights on a parcel of state trust land in eastern Gallatin County has triggered […] The post Water’s for fightin’: DNRC decision could undermine state land use, agriculture in Montana appeared first on Daily Montanan.

KATHMANDU, April 12: E-commerce giant Daraz is set to lease over 10 acres of land in the Kathmandu Valley. The land will be leased for a period of 10 years to facilitate the construction of logistics infrastructure.

Bandra Kurla Complex is India’s costliest commercial district, and MMRDA expects to earn over Rs 2,900 crore from the lease of two land parcels

Look. >> good morning to you. there is a great debate underway here in virginia and states all over the country how much land should be devoted to the solar farms. in some smaller communities like the one in virginia the debate can be quite contentious. we're talking about solar farms we're talking about large areas of land that have been cleared out to make way for hundreds if not thousands of different solar panels. for the farmers that lease the land the power is either transferred to nearby communities or added to the larger power grid. energy companies offering $1 thousand a acre the leas...

Litigation by environmental groups. the government conducts studies that takes years and not all lease land has oil. 4,621 drill permits are still awaiting approval. tim stuart joins us, the president of the oil and gas association. i sense the anger in that letter. tired of being beaten up, and now you are being blamed for gouging. >> the trade association that signed that letter. we believe there is common ground we can meet with with the administration. but they need to stop demonizing what we do. they have to take a hard look at their policy decisions and backtrack on a number of those so ...