We oppose the Proposed Rule and urge the BLM to start over, withdraw its proposal, and instead focus its efforts on working closely with states, local governments, and stakeholders on rulemaking that will truly enhance active management and actual conservation of BLM lands within the framework of multiple use and sustained yield.
On the recordJune 13, 2023
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Fulcher criticizes a proposed rule by the BLM, advocating for a focus on multiple use management.
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