Rampant Grazing Trespassing Goes Unpunished
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Susan Sargent | August 21, 2023
Whistleblower Faces Suspension for Saying BLM Lacks “Gumption ...
“P” in PEER Also Stands for Persistent
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Paula Dinerstein | August 15, 2023
Persistence pays off for PEER even in the battle for the skies of national parks ...
BLM Data Measuring Rangeland Health Not Available
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Susan Sargent | August 14, 2023
Suit to Uncover Success of Efforts to Reverse Severe Livestock Eco-Damage ...
Laudable or laughable? Southern Utahns, others talk Biden’s proposed public lands rule
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Elizabeth Duan | August 13, 2023
President Joe Biden’s administration proposed a new public lands rule emphasizing conservation. The “Conservation and Landscape Health” rule, first proposed in March, lists conservation as a use of BLM lands on par with grazing, recreation and resource extraction, among others. “ ...
COMMENTARY | Is Congress Too Dysfunctional to Fund the National Parks?
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Jeff Ruch | August 10, 2023
In past decades, America’s best idea was one of the few domestic programs enjoying bipartisan support ...
Officials: Error led to routing planned transmission line through national monument
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Elizabeth Duan |
The potential destruction of ice age fossils in a Southern Nevada national monument by a proposed energy transmission line is due to a decade-old mapping error, according to federal employees, but at least one government accountability group isn’t buying it. “We are not aware of a ...
