A Monument in Name
Only? Salt Lake Tribune
“San Juan County officials
reject claims that looting is even a problem, arguing tourists pose a bigger
threat to the region’s fragile cultural sites embedded in it canyons and mesas.
. .
The Bear
Ears Commission members’ June 28 hike with BLM staff provoked an angry response
from the San Juan County Commission, which has lobbied hard for the monument’s
rescission on the grounds that it disenfranchises local citizens and
serves no legitimate purpose.”
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Frivolous BE Law Suits Shouldn’t Waste Navajo Tribal Funds by Ryan Benally
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To Sec. Zinke: Don’t Let False Narratives Block Monument Review
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Maine Leads the Charge in Food Sovereignty Movement “Maine is
nullifying federal regulations that cripple local farmers.”
“This year-to-date, 47,700 wildfires
have burned 8 million acres across the country, with the majority of the
devastation in the states of California and Montana. High-profile fires in
Yosemite and Glacier National Parks have caught national headlines, however
millions of acres of forest and grassland have burned in recent months.”
n Tracking
Proposed Monument Reductions Stanford University, Bill Lane I.
n Navajo
People have been Restricted Enough by Gen Mitchell
Despite the
strong likelihood that Bears Ears National Monument will be modified in coming
months, Forest Service officials in southeastern Utah are planning to destroy
at least 14 public roads within the monument’s current boundaries.
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n Yet another “Shift” to the Left Jonah Yellowman, one of their
speakers
Documenting
Bears Ears “No Monument” efforts since July 2016
