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E&E News: Greens cite GOP use of rule-killing law to challenge timber sale

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By Jennifer Yachnin Verified
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Environmental groups say the lawsuit could have national repercussions after Congress deployed the Congressional Review Act to repeal land use plans. E&E DAILY | Environmentalists filed a lawsuit Wednesday challenging a Trump administration timber sale in eastern Oregon in litigation that could have broader repercussions. If the case succeeds, groups say it won't just stop logging in one small site.
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Huffman scrutinizes Forest Service political hires

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By Jennifer Yachnin Verified
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House Natural Resources Committee Democrats are pressing the Agriculture Department to reevaluate whether two senior advisers at the Forest Service must recuse themselves from interacting with an Idaho-based property rights group — and to determine whether one official may have continued to work for the group even after joining the Trump administration. Ranking member Jared Huffman (D-Calif.) and Rep.
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10th Circuit sends Utah monument lawsuit back to lower court

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By Jennifer Yachnin Verified
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A long-simmering legal challenge to President Joe Biden’s restoration of more than 2 million acres of Utah public lands to national monuments must return to federal court for a new review, a panel of appellate judges ordered Tuesday. The decision comes nearly two years after the three-judge panel heard arguments in the case filed by Utah Gov. Spencer Cox (R) and other state officials, which seeks to limit presidential powers to create national monuments under the Antiquities Act of 1906.
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