PUBLIC LANDS

Bundy would have received BLM permit — if he'd asked

Published: Thursday, November 16, 2017

LAS VEGAS — Even after Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy had defied court orders and grazed his cattle illegally for nearly 15 years, the government would have given him a new grazing permit if he had only responded to repeated entreaties, a Bureau of Land Management official testified yesterday.

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MISSISSIPPI RIVER

EPA ditches Bush veto, approves WWII-era flood project

EPA has greenlighted the Yazoo Backwater Pumps flood project, saying its 2008 veto doesn't cover the newest iteration of the project. The surprise move shocked green groups, who said it sets a dangerous precedent.

By Ariel Wittenberg and Hannah Northey in Greenwire 1:35 PM EST

NEW MEMBER PROFILE

How Mark Kelly might shake up the Senate's power balance

After campaigning as an independent problem solver, Democrat Mark Kelly is poised to get a head start on his pledge to fix a "broken" system.

By Geof Koss in E&E Daily 6:58 AM EST

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