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Grand Junction resident Joan Raser reveres the American flag. So she was appalled when she saw a photo published recently in this newspaper of the wind-whipped remains of the Stars and Stripes atop Mount Garfield. Full Article at Grand Junction Sentinel
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Is Housing a Higher-Order Good? Full Article at The Market Oracle
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This June. 12, 2003 photo provided by the Bureau of Land Management shows a stream flowing through the Bristol Bay, Alaska watershed. View Photo »
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Landowners in that area proposed that new route and both BLM and Idaho Power wanted to come up with an acceptable route for BLM to analyze
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The Oregon Bureau of Land Management is currently proposing to increase toxic herbicide use on BLM public lands in Oregon from about 17,000 acres of herbicide spraying a year to control invasive plants to almost three times as much -- 45,000 acres a... Full Article at Portland Indymedia
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While reviewing a book about the financial crisis, a policy analyst of the free-market persuasion pooh-poohed the notion that housing constitutes a long-term project or "higher-order good," insisting that homes are instead a "durable consumer good," Full Article at Ludwig von Mises Institute
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By DENNIS WEBB/The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel Bonding rules The Bureau of Land Management requires a bond of $10,000 for a single oil and gas lease, or $25,000 statewide for a company holding more than one lease,... Full Article at Grand Junction Sentinel
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U.S. Attorney Bill Mercer, left, and Bureau of Land Management Special Agent Cornell Brian discuss Nate Murphy's change of plea during a news conference at the U.S. Attorney's office in downtown Great Falls, Mont. , Tuesday, April 14, 2009. View Photo »
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Driven by record-high gold prices – [recently] $1,056 an ounce, double that of just three years ago – prospectors are flocking to the state… Gold mining permits, or claims, on file with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management for California have shot from 15,606 in 2005 to 23,974 this year…
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A NV Energy plan to build a transmission line from Ely to Las Vegas has cleared another step toward its approval. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has released an environmental impact study of the One Nevada Line, or ON Line, project. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said on Tuesday the department next year will hold 38 onshore oil and natural gas lease sales on public lands, mostly in the West, including one in Alaska. Full Article at News Blaze
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This June. 12, 2003 photo provided by the Bureau of Land Management shows a stream flowing through the Bristol Bay, Alaska watershed.
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U.S. Attorney Bill Mercer, left, and Bureau of Land Management Special Agent Cornell Brian discuss Nate Murphy's change of plea during a news conference at the U.S. Attorney's office in downtown Great Falls, Mont. , Tuesday, April 14, 2009.
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Fran Ackley, a Bureau of Land Management wild horse specialist, pets Curley, a wild mustang, at the East Canon Correctional Complex in Canon City, Colo. , on Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
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Fran Ackley, a Bureau of Land Management wild horse specialist, pets Curley, a wild mustang, at the East Canon Correctional Complex in Canon City, Colo. , on Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
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This image provided by the Bureau of Land Management shows an expanse of leafy spurge in the Roosevelt National Park, in North Dakota on June 20, 2008.
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This undated image provided by the Bureau of Land Management shows a yellow Starthistle, near Portland, Ore. , on June 20, 2008.
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Bureau of Land Management officials escort Tim DeCristopher, left, out of the BLM offices in Salt Lake City on Friday, Dec. 19, 2008.
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In this file photo provided by the Bureau of Land Management, a sand dune lizard is shown in southeastern New Mexico.
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In this file photo provided by the Bureau of Land Management, a lesser prairie chicken embarks on a courtship display.
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A 1960 Hofstra College school ring, engraved with "BLM - BA" is shown in New York, Friday, Nov. 13, 2009.
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This image shows the Rio Pueblo de Taos near Taos, N.M. , on Friday, Oct. 23, 2009. Taos Pueblo, the Bureau of Land Management, the state Game and Fish Department and conservationists released six otters from Washington state in the river as part of a reintroduction effort.
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FILE - This Monday, Oct. 5, 2009 picture released by the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management shows a wild horse after a BLM roundup at the Caliante Complex near Panaca, Nev.
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FILE - This Monday, Oct. 5, 2009 picture released by the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management shows wild horses after a BLM roundup at the Caliante Complex gather near Panaca, Nev.
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FILE - This Monday, Oct. 5, 2009 picture released by the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management shows a wild mare and foal after a BLM roundup at the Caliante Complex near Panaca, Nev.
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In this image released by the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management, a wild mare and foal are seen after a Bureau of Land Management roundup at the Caliante Complex gather near Panaca, Nev. , on Monday, Oct. 5, 2009.
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In this image released by the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management, a wild horse is seen after a Bureau of Land Management roundup at the Caliante Complex gather near Panaca, Nev. , on Monday, Oct. 5, 2009.
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In this image released by the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management, wild horses are seen after a Bureau of Land Management roundup at the Caliante Complex gather near Panaca, Nev. , on Monday, Oct. 5, 2009.
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In this October 2008, Burros lined up outside a store front in Oatman, Ariz. are fed carrots by a passer-by. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is asking tourists to stop feeding the burros because they are overweight.
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In this October 2008 photo, tourists look at a burro in front of an Oatman, Ariz. , store. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is asking tourists to stop feeding the burros because they are overweight.
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This October 2008 photo shows a sign welcoming tourists to Oatman, Ariz. , and encourages them to see the town's wild burros. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is asking tourists to stop feeding the burros because they are overweight.
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FILE - In this July 13, 2007 file photo, a worker with the Pebble Mine project test drills in the Bristol Bay region of Alaska near the village of Iliamma, Alaska.
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This Aug. 7, 2007 photo provided by Trout Unlimited shows sockeye salmon in a river in the Bristol Bay, Alaska watershed.
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FILE - In this July 15, 2009, file photo, Chris Miller, left, Aaron Opp, and Jason Kolhase, right, on work to remove sockeye salmon from their net on the fishing vessel Icy Bay in the Egegik district of the Bristol Bay, Alaska sockeye salmon fishery.
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FILE - This May 8, 2003, file photo shows a northern spotted owl sitting on a tree in the Deschutes National Forest in Oregon.
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FILE - In this Sept. 3, 2008 file photo, a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) range marker is seen in the proposed location of three BrightSource Energy solar-energy generation complexes in the eastern Mojave Desert several miles from an old mining and railroad townsite called Ivanpah, Cal...
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U.S. Attorney Bill Mercer, left, and Bureau of Land Management Special Agent Cornell Brian discuss Nate Murphy's change of plea during a news conference at the U.S. Attorney's office in downtown Great Falls, Mont. , Tuesday, April 14, 2009.
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Landowners in that area proposed that new route and both BLM and Idaho Power wanted to come up with an acceptable route for BLM to analyze
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Driven by record-high gold prices – [recently] $1,056 an ounce, double that of just three years ago – prospectors are flocking to the state… Gold mining permits, or claims, on file with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management for California have shot from 15,606 in 2005 to 23,974 this year…
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Visitors to public recreation lands managed by the National Park Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management and Bureau of Reclamation are invited to take a day to honor and reflect on what our service men and women have done to maintain our freedom and keep peace around the world
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We know the Forest Service can’t afford their road networks and I think it is safe to assume the same thing with BLM, especially when they can’t show us what they can afford
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The CDPA was a tipping point for land protection, said Rory Westberg, acting regional director for NPS. It was a multi-million acre preservation effort, perhaps the last one in the lower 48, by the NPS and BLM as well as other interagency partners, and recognized the enormous role desert landscapes play...
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Most of it (land to be sprayed) is BLM land
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Well, I had to get permits from the Environmental Protection Agency, the Forest Service, and the Bureau of Land Management before I could remove old-growth timber from a recreational area.
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There are only 15,000 horses left in the wild in the United States (despite false and misleading numbers being circulated by the Bureau of Land Management)
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If the BLM gets its way the remainder will soon all be shipped to Mexico (where they are being slaughtered in the most horrific ways imaginable) or broken apart into genetically unviable herds as per Ken Salazar’s recent plan ... The ROAM act (S-1579) is before the house right now, and if passed would r...
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the horses were at zero population growth for four years running. But then the Bureau of Land Management started paying hunters to take the cats out.
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The Bureau of Land Management has been studying this issue for years, and we are eager to see their report, and their recommendations for what areas need to be conserved ... A fossil bed national monument could be a great recreational and education asset for Southern Nevada, but we'll have to take this ...
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Both the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management have the right to remove livestock to ensure viable, healthy populations of wild horses. But they refuse to exercise that ... Their master is primarily these traditional ranching interests.
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Both the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management have the right to remove livestock BLM spokesman Tom Gorey said livestock grazing on the agency's lands has declined by about 50 percent since 1941, but the agency has no plans to reduce grazing levels further. Livestock grazing is an authorized ...
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The scenario that we’re talking about is seven preserves, of which the BLM would buy two, and then the others would be done with partners
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This report proves what Ive been saying all along – that the Utah BLM office followed the proper procedures for reviewing the proposed lease parcels that were sold last year
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Years of attempts by BLM to shoehorn these magnificent animals into ever-shrinking territory has manufactured an overcrowding problem ... Restoring horses and burros to the acreage from which they have been needlessly removed is critical.
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I have never wavered in my determination to make BLM a better agency, to make BLM more positive in the public's eye, and to have a fun time while I'm doing it ... My number one priority was that in protecting our natural resources I might educate violators to become positive users of the public lands; a...
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As BLM faced budget cuts, some tankers won bids for long-term contracts, but others were simply on call
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The BLM planning was backwards ... They should first analyze the resources, natural, cultural, wildlife, etc., and then plan the route network. They put the route approvals first.
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We are thrilled with the ruling and the fact that OHV use will be held to a much higher standard and one in accordance with BLM’s regulations requiring the agency to consider and minimize the impacts of potential OHV routes on sensitive environmental and cultural resources ... The development and usage ...
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In actuality, every day is adoption day in the United States, but National Wild Horse Adoption Day is designed to bring attention to the need for adoption to the American public, and especially those who have an interest in horse ownership ... BLM facilities across the nation offer wild horses for adopt...
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In actuality, every day is adoption day in the United States, but National Wild Horse Adoption Day is designed to bring attention to the need for adoption to the American public, and especially those who have an interest in horse ownership ... BLM facilities across the nation offer wild horses for adopt...
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Displaced users will want to know where they might practice their sport ... The nearest BLM areas are in Imperial County and we recognize users will want us to explore closer areas, if available. We welcome their input.
SOURCE: Los Angeles Times
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