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
… - 7861 It is not just effective and responsive management that has been lost; Colorado lost its chance to become a must-visit destination for BLM’s stakeholders. Those seeking to develop … 526 … It is not just effective and responsive management that has been lost; Colorado lost its chance to become a … - page 526
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… Bay in Alaska; to expand recreation - 7863 Bay in Alaska; to expand recreation across BLM’s vast, diverse, and unique landscapes; or … on Colorado’s western slope would abound for BLM’s disparate constituencies to congregate and meet with BLM … - page 527
… Law Enforcement Officers. In 2002, at - 7864 Law Enforcement Officers. In 2002, at the direction of the Secretary of the Interior in the days following the 9/11 attack, the Inspector General (IG) for DOI made a series of … - page 527
… just the IG’s - 7865 This was not just the IG’s recommendation in 2002, but that of every IG who followed. It is also the strong recommendation of the department’s top LEO. Moreover, it has been the … - page 527
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