They are taking away all public input, potentially, in how they are going to create intact landscapes, which means the public will have no input, and they can immediately implement it overnight, which is not the authority of BLM.
John Curtis: “They are taking away all public input, potentially, in how they are going to create intact landscapes, which means the…”
On the recordJune 14, 2023
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Expressing concern over lack of public input in land management decisions.
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