Bureau of Land Management

Judge Blocks Trump Plan To Open 10 Million Acres Of Public Land To Mining

The ruling says it was "arbitrary and capricious" for the Trump administration to suddenly drop sage grouse protections to allow mining.
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Trump To Sell Arctic Refuge Oil Leases 2 Weeks Before Biden Inauguration

The 11th-hour effort could forever transform one of Alaska’s crown jewels.
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No Major Probe Planned For Utah Monolith That Suddenly Disappeared

The sheriff in San Juan County says he doesn’t have the resources to devote much time and energy to finding the object.
By Lindsay Whitehurst, AP

Mysterious Metal Monolith In Utah Desert Suddenly Vanishes

E.T., phone monolith.
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Acting Officials Gave Trump ‘Flexibility.’ Now They Could Sink His Terrible Policies.

The backdoor appointment of an extremist to run the Bureau of Land Management has put the president's public lands agenda at risk.
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Federal Judge Ousts Trump's Bureau Of Land Management Chief

National Public Lands Day is Saturday.
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Fury Grows Over Trump's Toxic Public Lands Chief

The entire Senate Democratic Caucus has called for William Perry Pendley to be removed from his leadership post at the Bureau of Land Management.
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Trump's Acting Public Lands Chief Can Head Agency Indefinitely, Thanks To Order He Signed

William Perry Pendley has led the Bureau of Land Management for more than a year without ever facing the scrutiny of a Senate confirmation process.
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Trump To Withdraw Nomination Of Anti-Environmentalist As Public Lands Director

Conservationists and Senate Democrats ardently opposed William Perry Pendley as permanent chief of the Bureau of Land Management.
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The Entire Senate Democratic Caucus Opposes Confirming Trump's Toxic Public Lands Chief

William Perry Pendley's record makes him "unfit" to permanently head the Bureau of Land Management, the lawmakers informed the White House.
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