BLM Public Lands Rule Sparks NEPA Lawsuit from Utah and Wyoming

Legally Speaking (radio) · August 1, 2024

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Host Richard Pyatt introduced the episode, saying Utah and Wyoming have sued the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for "skipping a step" before imposing a new rule that they say limits access and management across millions of acres of federal land.

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Utah and Wyoming filed a lawsuit challenging a new Bureau of Land Management rule, saying the agency failed to conduct required NEPA review before issuing a conservation-focused rule that could limit uses on millions of acres of federal land and change how states coordinate management.

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