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Stop the Trump Administration’s Latest Move to Destroy the Bears Ears National Monument

The Trump administration sparked public outrage with its 2017 decision to reduce the size of the Bears Ears National Monument by 85 percent. Now the Bureau of Land Management has released a new plan to eliminate all protections for the remaining 15 percent--more than 80,000 acres of wilderness--from drilling and mining for coal, oil, gas, and other minerals. While we continue to fight the administration in court, you can help by calling on Interior Secretary David Bernhardt to abandon this rushed and reckless management plan.

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