The Great American Outdoors Act Will Be A Win For Local Outdoor Recreation Economies
On June 19th, with a 73-25 margin, the United States Senate passed a bi-partisan piece of legislation called the Great American Outdoors Act. It would fund billions of dollars in national park project backlogs and permanently fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund....New Federal Relief Available for Small Businesses Including the Outdoor Industry
Last Friday new programs and initiatives in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and EconomicSecurity (CARES) Act were enacted that assist small business owners—including thosein the outdoor industry. Much of the relief in this new law address immediate needs likepayroll...Whitepaper Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJanuary 31, 2020 Contact: Ashley Korenblat NEW REPORT: Public Land Solutions Releases Report Calling for an End to Speculative Oil and Gas Leasing, Highlighting Long-Term Economic Impacts In the American West (Moab, UT )— Today, Public Land...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...LWCF Funding Hangs in Balance with December 21st Deadline
Last month, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources committee voted to permanently fund the program. While the LWCF had bipartisan support within the committee, it will face a full floor vote during the current budget negotiations with a December 21, 2019 deadline. ...
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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