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Bureau of Land Management 10 Most Recent BLM Related Posts Making the Rules - exclude grazing permits & oil and gas exploration from NEPA review Enviros decry BLM proposal to categorically exclude grazing permits & oil and gas exploration from NEPA review - Otero Mesa could be impacted by proposed BLM changes BLM delays new rules, will conduct supplemental EIS The Bureau of Land Management said yesterday it would prepare a supplemental environmental impact study before releasing a final rule affecting 160 million acres of grazing land BLM to waste time and taxpayers dollars on Supplemental EIS for New Regulation that ignore science Today Forest Guardians decried the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) announcement “that it will prepare a supplement to the final Environmental Impact Statement on proposed changes to its grazing regulations.” Forest Guardians claims the lienholder policy has made banks a silent player in the subsidized destruction of western public lands, and is calling on the BLM to cancel the policy. The new leasing schedule, and the potential for further study of the aquifer, mean Otero Mesa might yet receive adequate protection.. The New Mexico Bureau of Land Management's drilling plan for Otero Mesa inadequately addresses potential environmental impacts and pending litigation, ignores public input, and directly contradicts BLM's commitment to best practices Multiple Use Conflict Resolution Act of 2005 - HR3166 This bill provides compensation to livestock operators who voluntarily relinquish a grazing permit or lease on Federal lands where conflicts with other multiple uses render livestock grazing impractical, and for other purposes. Editorial - Faked grazing report should outrage Republicans No one should be surprised at this administration’s mendacious tactics for erasing rules against the overgrazing of the American West The original draft of the environmental analysis warned that the new rules would have a "significant adverse impact" on wildlife, but that phrase was removed. The bureau now concludes that the grazing regulations are "beneficial to animals." New BLM Grazing Rules Released They've basically stacked the deck in favor of ranchers - new rules limit public comment on grazing permit decisions and delay action for up to eight years when range managers suspect grazing is harming the land Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for New Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Regulations On June 17, 2005, the Bush administration released their version of the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for new Bureau of Land Management (BLM) regulations. There are some amazing omissions
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