Interior to Rewrite in Wilderness Study Area and Recreation Policy What It Means for Federal Lands
The Department of the Interior has completed a 60-day public review of how federal agencies manage wilderness study areas, lands
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Nearly Four Billion Spent to Walk Away Inside the Federal Offshore Wind Lease Buyback Program
The federal government has now committed nearly $4 billion to end offshore wind lease agreements across U.S. waters. The latest
Interior Releases 10-Year Colorado River Framework Detailing Deep Water Cuts for Arizona California and Nevada
Colorado River framework cuts are officially set to reshape the economic and operational landscape of the American Southwest. On August
600 Years of Coal Beneath Federal Lands The New USGS Resource Assessment and What It Means for Leasing Policy
Federal lands coal assessment initiatives have gained unprecedented clarity with the publication of a landmark scientific evaluation by the Department
BLM Moves to Open Ohio’s Wayne National Forest to Oil and Gas Leasing : First Fracking Leases Set for September
Ohio shale gas expansion is entering a definitive new chapter as the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) prepares to auction
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Interior Proposes First Offshore Critical Minerals Lease Sale : 33 Million Acres Off American Samoa
The U.S. Department of the Interior has officially signaled a historic shift in domestic resource management by announcing a proposed
Will U.S. Wind Make a Comeback?
After over a year of legal battles to curb offshore wind development in the United States, the Trump administration has
The Patriot Program: Interior Is Spending $250M on Public Lands Ahead of America’s 250th
Patriot Program public lands initiatives are officially moving into a high-gear pilot phase as the United States approaches its semiquincentennial.
The $331 Million Question: How the DOI’s New Royalty Rule Could Reshape Federal Energy Revenue
The Department of the Interior has just moved a massive piece on the energy chessboard that could significantly alter the
Bonding Costs Just Dropped from $500K to $25K: What the Interior’s New Leasing Rules Mean for Small Operators
The landscape of American energy production on federal lands just experienced a significant shift that could redefine the operational feasibility
