It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… At 18.9 billion, DOI’s 2024 proposed - 7786 At $18.9 billion, DOI’s 2024 proposed budget is small relative to many other federal agencies. On the other side of … - page 519
… responsibilities on behalf of 566 Indian tribes; supports natural resource education , law enforcement, and social service programs delivered by tribes; operates 182 elementary and secondary schools and dormitories … - page 519
… land and 700 million acres of subsurface federal mineral estate, including energy and mineral development, forest … land and 700 million acres of subsurface federal mineral estate, including energy and mineral development, forest … - page 519
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… including more than 6,400 fluid mineral leases on approximately 35 million OCS acres; issues leases for 24 percent of domestic crude oil and 8 percent of domestic natural gas supply; oversees lease and grant issuance for … including more than 6,400 fluid mineral leases on approximately 35 million OCS acres; issues leases for 24 percent of … - page 520
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