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US Bureau of Land Management grazing regulation disputes

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Latest: Bureau of Land Management faulted by judge over Oregon grazing rules

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) initiated a proposal to overhaul public lands grazing regulations, marking the first major update to these rules since 1995. The agency aimed to expand livestock grazing across 15

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Lawsuit against BLM over Colorado and Wyoming oil leases

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Latest: Conservation groups sue to revoke Wyoming and Colorado oil and gas leases

Conservation groups Wilderness Workshop and The Wilderness Society have filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court in Denver against the federal government. The suit alleges that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) viola

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Global battery industry and material developments

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Latest: Battery industry developments: US lithium project approved and Kyushu Electric invests in ProLogium

Developments in the global battery materials and technology sector include significant corporate growth, resource extraction approvals, and strategic investments. In South Korea, L&F was recognized by the Ministry of Tr

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Alaska oil and gas permitting streamlining

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Latest: U.S. agencies move to fast-track Alaska oil and gas permitting

The U.S. Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Land Management are working to streamline oil and gas permitting within the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (NPR-A). To accelerate energy development in the Arctic,

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US wild horse population management

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Latest: Wild horse management sparks debate in Oregon and Colorado

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has initiated operations to manage wild horse populations in the American West. In Northwest Colorado, the BLM conducted a drive-trap operation in the Piceance-East Douglas Herd Manage

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U.S. Wildfire Level 5: Record Season and Resource Strain

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Latest: Wildfires in Washington State burn over 800,000 acres

The United States remains at Level 5 wildfire preparedness as the 2026 season reaches critical levels. The National Interagency Fire Center reports that 45,184 wildfires have occurred this season, burning at least 5.6 mi

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Viking Mines tungsten discovery in Nevada

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Latest: Global mining firms announce major project developments and contracts

Viking Mines Ltd reported the discovery of high-grade tungsten material within historic waste dumps at its Linka project in Nevada. Sampling revealed assays reaching up to 1.8% tungsten trioxide (WO3). The company indica

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US Bureau of Land Management wild horse sales controversy

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Latest: Bureau of Land Management wild horse sales under scrutiny

Investigations have revealed that the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has significantly increased the sale of federally protected wild horses. Under the current administration, sales of horses labeled as excess or ‘

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California wildfire risk and management

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Latest: California lawmakers resist Newsom’s wildfire liability reforms

California is facing heightened wildfire risks driven by dry lightning storms and significant property exposure. Data indicates that over 1.28 million properties in the state face moderate or greater danger, with Los Ang

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Global drought and wildfire risk escalation

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Latest: Colorado faces severe drought and wildfire threats to watersheds

Global and regional fire incidents, often driven by severe drought and low snowpack, have escalated throughout the spring and summer of 2026. In the western United States, record-low snowpack and extreme moisture deficit

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