NEVADA SENATOR INTRODUCES BILL TO REDUCE LOW POTENTIAL LEASING ON PUBLIC LANDS
On January 17th, U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada introduced the End of Speculative Oil and Gas Leasing Act of 2020. The bill would prohibit oil and gas leasing on public lands that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has determined to have low or no...U.S. Supreme Court upholds Grand Canyon uranium mining ban
U.S. Supreme Court upholds Grand Canyon uranium mining ban Court rejects mining industry’s challenge to 20-year moratorium on new claims Supreme Court decided last week not to hear a case challenging the current ban on new uranium mining in the Grand Canyon. The...More than half a million acres set to be auctioned off in Utah
More than half a million acres set to be auctioned off in Utah Approximately 334 parcels set for September, December oil & gas lease sales Later this year, the Utah office of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will be offering up over half a million acres in two...Court keeps implementation of Methane Rule on hold
Court keeps implementation of Methane Rule on hold Case to revive the rule can continue On Monday June 4th, a 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against a request from California, New Mexico, and various environmental groups asking to revive the 2016 Methane Rule, as...Local elected officials travel to DC and voice support for the recreation economy
Local elected officials travel to DC and voice support for the recreation economy by Katie RossMay 4, 2018 Recreation investments and the Land Water Conservation Fund key to economic prosperity Last week, Public Land Solutions (PLS) and a group of local elected...
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