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USBLM considering removing NEPA oversight from major land-use plans

Writer's picture: Dave Harmon, PW editorDave Harmon, PW editor

The Bureau of Land Management may stop studying how its long-term blueprints for millions of acres of public lands would affect the environment, according to a document shared with Bloomberg Environment.


Land use plans are updated every two decades or more, and govern the management of more than 245 million acres of public land under BLM control. They determine, for example, which lands are developed for fossil fuels and mining, grazed by livestock, or protected from development entirely.


https://news.bloombergenvironment.com/environment-and-energy/trumps-land-agency-may-exempt-plans-from-environmental-review

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