Mining Companies Want to Do Their Dirty Work Near the Boundary Waters Wilderness
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Bureau Chief Wants Local Law-Enforcement Authority Over Federal Lands
Environmental Groups Oppose William Perry Pendley’s Appointment and Programs
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A Wave of Modern Day Lynchings
Five Men of Color Have Been Found Hanging in Various Parts of the U.S.; Many Doubt Official Reports that They Were Suicides
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The Bureau of Land Management Wants to Go Back to the Dust Bowl Era
The Agency Is Planning a Wholesale ‘Update’ of Its Cattle Grazing Regulations—You Know What That Means
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Trump Practically Gives Away Energy Rights Near Utah Monument
Latest Affront in the Bears Ears Region: Oil and Gas Leases at 1987 Prices, Some as Low as $10 an Acre
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Trump’s Man at the Bureau of Land Management Wants It Dismantled
Acting Director William Perry Pendley Has More Conflicts than a Cactus Has Needles
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Native Tribes Frozen Out of Controversial Plan for Bears Ears Monument
Bureau of Land Management Stacks the Deck Against Preserving the Shrunken Protected Area
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A Land and Water Grab in Parched Utah
Bureau of Land Management Weighs Plan to Extract ‘Frac Sand’ and Millions of Gallons of Water from the Region
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More Oil Wells Coming to Alaska’s North Slope
A Super-Polluting $1.5 Billion Project in the Heart of a Roadless Wilderness
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Interior Department: ‘We Don’t Need Advice’
Zinke shuts down expert advisory panels, says closed-door decision-making will restore ‘trust.’