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On Public Lands, Could Chaos Be A Ladder?

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By Wes Siler
| Wes Siler’s Newsletter
News from just this week: The Fish and Wildlife Service issued a memo saying it’s ok to kill endangered species, so long as you say you didn’t mean it. Mike Lee is trying to apply the Congressional Review Act to the old management plan for Bears Ears, potentially breaking permitting across all national monuments and teeing up a fail-by-design assault on the Antiquities Act. And, of course, the Roadless Rule is moving closer to its inevitable repeal.
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Frustrated By Legalities, Interior Plans Re-Org To Eliminate More Employees

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By Wes Siler
| Wes Siler’s Newsletter
Last year, the National Park Service lost about a quarter of its previously 20,000-strong workforce to reductions in force, early retirements, and buyouts. But that didn’t go far enough for Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum, who tried to use last fall’s 43-day government shutdown as a mechanism for eliminating staff at regional NPS offices. A federal judge ultimately stopped that from happening, at least temporarily.
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For The Benefit And Enjoyment Of The Rich

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By Wes Siler
| Wes Siler’s Newsletter
Just two weeks after losing 13,000 soldiers at Cold Harbor, Abraham Lincoln signed what he couldn’t have known would become one of the most consequential and long-lasting pieces of legislation of his presidency: The Yosemite Grant Act.
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