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Senate Republicans want to sell 3 million acres of public land Over 3 million acres of public land could be sold in the next five years, after Senate Republicans on the Energy and Natural Resources Committee reintroduced land sales into the party’s major
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Threats to public lands called ‘outrageous slap in the face’ Email High Country News at editor@hcn org or submit a letter to the editor See our letters to the editor policy This article appeared in the June 2025 print edition of the magazine with the