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Zinke Said He Would Never Sell Public Land. Now He May.

"The Trump administration is proposing to dispose of federal land in Utah that was protected within the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument until its boundary was redrawn by the Interior Department earlier this year — despite Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke’s assurance last year that he would not sell public lands."

Source: Washington Post, 08/17/2018

"For News Media, a Day of Solidarity in a Summer of Unease"

"For the nation’s journalists, this has been a summer of unease and unrest. On live television, a caller to C-Span threatened “to shoot” a pair of CNN journalists, Don Lemon and Brian Stelter, for their political commentary. In Tampa, Fla., rallygoers hurled vitriol at reporters covering a speech by President Trump, who later tweeted his approval. Mr. Trump added a new adjective to his nickname for the media — “the fake, fake, disgusting news” — and his press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, declined to disavow the phrase “enemy of the people.”

Source: NY Times, 08/17/2018

"Clean Water Rule: Judge Revives WOTUS in 26 States"

"The Obama-era Clean Water Rule became the law in 26 states [Thursday] as a federal judge in South Carolina issued a nationwide injunction on the Trump administration's delay of the regulation that defines what wetlands and waterways get federal protection."

Source: Greenwire, 08/17/2018

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