interested party: Earth haters triggered by bison grazing on public lands

8/1/22

Earth haters triggered by bison grazing on public lands

Through the Bureau of Land Management We the People have granted a permit to American Prairie (APR) to allow 1,000 bison grazing on some three million acres near Malta, Montana connected with corridors to a half million acres of private ground.

But Earth haters are apoplectic.
The Montana Attorney General, said in a formal statement that he had held a listening session and also submitted comments to the BLM. He is not in agreement with the decision. “After shutting out public input from local communities, it’s not a surprise that President Biden’s Bureau of Land Management would rubber-stamp this radical proposal that is another step toward displacing northeast Montana’s livestock industry and replacing it with a large outdoor zoo. My office is reviewing the decision closely to determine our next steps to protect ranchers and ensure the State’s interests are upheld.” [TriState Livestock News]
During the last legislative session Montana Republicans even tried to stifle free enterprise in a state where freedom is paramount and Realtors® are capitalizing on racist paranoia amid Herr Trump’s calls for the End Times.

Extremely critical grassland fire danger will affect nearly every Republican county on the High Plains from Nebraska to Canada again today.

Learn more at Montana Free Press.

Hot weather in the forecast brings with it an increased risk of fire danger on the prairie, something our field team takes seriously. We ensure our employees are properly trained, informed, and prepared to prevent and slow wildfires. pic.twitter.com/PYC3XQEiIf
— American Prairie (@AmericanPrairie) July 19, 2022

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