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...Methane Rule revisions open for public comment
Methane Rule revisions open for public comment Proposed changes would roll back taxpayer and environmental protections After multiple failed attempts at repeal, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has published its draft revision the 2016 Methane Waste Rule. Nine days...Good Start for Proposed Utah Ozone Regulations
Utah’s Division of Air Quality board will vote January 3 on whether to adopt the proposed rule changes to the way oil and gas development is regulated on public lands in the state. The updated rules could go into effect later this month. Below is Public Land Solutions’ statement on the current proposed rules.
Public Land Solutions Urges the Bureau of Land Management To Reconsider Oil and Gas Leases Near Chaco Culture National Historic Park
Today Public Land Solutions urged the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to reconsider proposed oil and gas leases near Chaco Culture National Historic Park and more carefully analyze how these developments may negatively affect the regional recreation economy, including...
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