From WSJopinion: A recently proposed Bureau of Land Management rule would undermine the effective management of 245 million acres of public land and limit public access to its resources, write Gabby_Hoffman and sarahmontalban0
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The federal government is supposed to manage the land it owns in a balanced way that allows for multiple uses. But a recently proposed Bureau of Land Management rule would undermine the effective management of 245 million acres of public land and limit public access to its resources.Continue reading your article with
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