New Mexico Bureau of Land Management Office scraps proposed fossil fuel regulations

By Jerry Redfern, Capital & Main On Dec. 22, the last day before the longest federal holiday of the year, the federal Bureau of Land Management’s field office in Farmington, New Mexico, publicly announced (quietly, via a webpage update) a project cancellation that did the seemingly impossible: It united both conservation groups and oil and gas

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