Sentence examples for lands policy from inspiring English sources

History also suggests that changing lands policy is not so easy.

The risks that wildfires pose for homes and other structures are a major concern of public lands policy and management.

From the beginning, his public lands policy has been far more attentive to commercial interests than the needs of nature.

"The new Wild Lands policy affirms the B.L.M.'s authorities under the law — and our responsibility to the American people — to protect the wilderness characteristics of the lands we oversee," the bureau's director, Bob Abbey, said in a statement.

"Indigenous suicide has been characterised as one potential outcome of an intergenerational transmission of mass trauma – including massacres, being pushed off traditional lands, policy resulting in the loss of parent/child attachments (Stolen Generations), social inequality and institutionalised racism".

What human uses make it more dusty, and to what extent, is unknown," said Brian Hawthorne, public lands policy director for the BlueRibbon Coalition, which represents off-road enthusiasts.

Then: Ebell was a policy director at Frontiers of Freedom working on property rights, the Endangered Species Act, federal lands policies and global warming.

Fallacy 8: The 19th century public lands policies of Andrew Jackson should still hold today.

"It's a tremendous advantage to have someone with that level of expertise running the department". Environmental groups that fiercely criticized Zinke do not foresee much change in public-lands policy with his departure.

The public hearings that begin on Thursday into Gale A. Norton's selection as interior secretary loom as an important test of the big shifts in public-lands policy that President-elect George W. Bush has signaled will be a priority once he takes office.

Lincoln Inst of Land Policy, 1990.