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Trump administration wants to cancel Biden-era rule that elevated conservation on public land
The proposal opens millions of acres for resource use, reversing a 2024 rule that prioritized conservation to balance energy and land use, officials said.
- Interior Secretary Doug Burgum proposed canceling a public land management rule that put conservation on equal footing with development.
- The Biden-era rule allowed public property to be leased for restoration in the same way that oil companies lease land for drilling.
- States like North Dakota sued to block the rule, and Trump's administration seeks to boost energy production from federal lands.
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Trump administration seeks to revoke Biden-era rule conserving public lands
The Trump administration moved Wednesday to rescind a Biden-era rule that aimed to conserve land owned by the federal government, saying it prohibits valuable uses for the lands such as mining or drilling.
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