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Re: (1) 1872 Mining Law and (2) BLM – Grazing and Fence Modification

Date: 1978-01-01
Categories: Mining, Mining & Mineral Resources, Land & Water Management
Source: Sustainable Living Library

Summary

Brant Calkin. February 8, 1978.

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Agencies, organizations, and groups mentioned as actors in this document.

United States Bureau of Land ManagementThe Sierra ClubThe Wilderness SocietyHouse Interior CommitteeAmerican Mining CongressNRDCNew Mexico Department of Game and FishRocky Mountain Chapter of the Sierra Club
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AudubonSubcommittee on Mines and MiningArizona Wilderness CoalitionMojave Cattle Growers Association

Places (18)

ColoradoCrested ButteGunnisonArizonaNevadaNew MexicoDenverMontana
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Mt. WashingtonGrand JunctionRenoPhoenixAspenKingmanSalt Lake CityRoswellElkoSpokane

Concepts & Topics (10)

river incisionsustainable grazinglivestock grazingfence collisionre-inundationNational Environmental Policy ActMining Law of 1872location-patent system
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antelope passesPublic Grazing Lands Improvement Act

Species (2)

cattleAntilope

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