The Methane Rule: where are we now?
Last month, House Democrats introduced the Methane Waste and Prevention Act of 2019, a bill designed to restore some of the regulations on methane emissions previously established by the 2016 Methane Rule, which has been effectively repealed by the Trump Administration.
National park visitors contributing billions to U.S. economy
According to a Department of the Interior (DOI) press release sent out Thursday, visitors to national parks contributed $40 billion to the U.S. economy and supported 329,000 jobs in hotels, restaurants, transportation, and recreation.
Utah’s San Juan County votes to leave Bears Ears lawsuit
The San Juan County Commission voted last week to withdraw from a lawsuit over the Trump Administration’s 2017 decision to shrink Bears Ears National Monument by 85 percent.
Public Land Solutions and outdoor businesses lobby Congress in support of the Land and Water Conservation Fund
Public Land Solutions and outdoor businesses lobby Congress in support of the Land and Water Conservation Fund Business owners discuss the need to fully fund the LWCF On Tuesday, March 26, Public Land Solutions (PLS) and representatives of outdoor businesses from...
Wednesday, September 23rd, 2020 at 12:52pm
In support of Governor Lujan Grisham adopting rules to cut methane and air pollution, New Mexico businesses have signed a letter urging New Mexico's energy agencies to make critical changes necessary to protect the health of New Mexicans. https://t.co/KhTDX6lZAW
In support of Governor Lujan Grisham adopting rules to cut methane and air pollution, New Mexico businesses have signed a letter urging New Mexico's energy agencies to make critical changes necessary to protect the health of New Mexicans. https://t.co/KhTDX6lZAW