On March 7 several leading outdoor businesses, such as Patagonia, Petzl, Woolwich, and Oars wrote Congress urging member of the US Senate to vote against the use of the Congressional Review Act for the Bureau of Land Management Methane and Waste Prevention Rule.
A group of companies with a financial stake in the Obama administration’s strategy to reduce emissions on public lands are sounding the alarm on President Trump’s likely attempt to walk back the Bureau of Land Management’s methane rule.
$330 million-worth of natural gas is wasted annually through deliberate burning and venting of natural gas, short-changes taxpayers who lose as much as $23 million in annual federal royalty payments.
Ashley Korenblat, Managing Director for Public Land Solutions, recently accompanied two outdoor industry business leaders to Washington, DC to present the Outdoor Industry Business Letter on Energy Reform, which was signed by 30 of the biggest outdoor companies in the nation.
Download the Outdoor Industry Business letter sent to the Obama Administration regarding energy reform. Download now.
Economic and Social Benefits Resulting from the Southwest’s Largest Outdoor Climbing Festival, Contributed as much as $1 million to the Las Vegas economy
