BLM’s Sketchy Satellite-Based Range Management
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PEER | May 4, 2023
Agency Sets the Stage to Renew 1, 372 Montana Grazing Allotments Renewed in One Fell Swoop – No NEPA ...
FCC inadequately upholds environmental protections, report says
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PEER | May 3, 2023
Apollo was engaging in discussions with multiple big companies interested in purchasing its mercury-fueled thruster for their satellites. Its website claimed the company had a signed contract with at least one customer, with plans for a trial launch by the end of 2018. That November, ...
Hennepin County’s trash incinerator loses renewable energy designation, but deadline for closure remains evasive
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Minnesota’s new law is a major step forward for the climate movement, but it will not enforce a total shutdown on all polluting energy facilities. Producers will still be able to offset emissions from polluting facilities with renewable energy credits from clean sources. Minnesota is ...
PEERMail | Pesticide Problems Grow
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PEER | May 2, 2023
Pesticides have devastating effects on wildlife, human health, and many rural economies ...
‘A Cry For Help’: Federal Agency Eyes A New Kind Of Leasing To Safeguard Public Lands
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But over its nearly 80-year history, the agency has largely dropped the ball on its stewardship mandate. Today, 90% of BLM land is open to drilling and 60% is leased for grazing, while less than 14% is protected from development. At least 54 million acres — one-fifth of all BLM ...