What’s been designed here is a project that ensures a fossil fuel agenda, both in the literal and figurative sense.
Department of the Interior
… - 7781 President Joe Biden’s DOI, as is well documented, abandoned all pretense of complying with federal law regarding federally owned oil and gas resources. Not since the Administration of President Harry S. Truman—prior to creation of the OCS oil and gas program—have … - page 519
… At DOI, not since the Reagan - 7782 At DOI, not since the Reagan Administration was the radical environmental agenda (first implemented by Carter, resumed by Clinton, and revitalized by Obama) rolled back as substantially as it … - page 519
… when it comes to DOIT’s obligation to develop the vast oil and gas and coal resources for which it is responsible, but also as to its statutory mandate, for example, to manage much of federal land overseen … - page 519
… yield” principles." Instead, Biden’s DOI believes most BLM land should be placed off-limits to all economic and most recreational uses. Worse yet, Biden’s DOI not only … adhere to the statutes enacted by Congress as to how the lands under its jurisdiction are managed, but it also insists … - page 519
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