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First major overhaul of public lands grazing rule in a generation looks to cut out the public

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By Mark Olalde Verified, Jimmy Tobias Verified
| kanw.org
The federal government is rewriting its rules governing ranching on public lands to increase the number of cattle, sheep and other livestock grazing on 155 million acres in the West, an area twice the size of New Mexico. Public lands grazing is overseen by a nearly century-old system that heavily subsidizes some of the wealthiest Americans while doing little to address its harms to the environment, ProPublica and High Country News found last year.
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First major overhaul of public lands grazing rule in a generation looks to cut out the public

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By Mark Olalde Verified, Jimmy Tobias Verified
| Source New Mexico
The federal government is rewriting its rules governing ranching on public lands to increase the number of cattle, sheep and other livestock grazing on 155 million acres in the West, an area twice the size of New Mexico. Public lands grazing is overseen by a nearly century-old system that heavily subsidizes some of the wealthiest Americans while doing little to address its harms to the environment, ProPublica and High Country News found last year.
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Waiting for water

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By Mark Olalde Verified, Alex Hager ProPublica
| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified
A deal to bring Colorado River water to Native American communities in northern Arizona, where a third of homes lack running water, is being blocked by neighboring states, caught up in a broader battle over how to divide the dwindling river.
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