BLM rule calls conservation central to public lands manageme

The Bureau of Land Management’s final public lands rule defends the agency’s authority to consider “conservation” in its management of 245 million acres across the country, even as it tries to allay concerns of energy companies and ranchers who complained that the agency’s proposal would limit their activities. 

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