On the recordApril 15, 2013
This Proclamation violated both the letter and spirit of the 'smallest area' clause and purposefully locked-up an abundance of domestic energy resources.
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congress.govRob Bishop: “This Proclamation violated both the letter and spirit of the 'smallest area' clause and purposefully locked-up an…”
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Bishop argues the monument designation harmed local energy resources and economic activity.
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