Sentences with phrase «u.s. federal leases»

How would phasing out U.S. federal leases for fossil fuel extraction affect CO2 emissions and 2 °C goals?.

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In April, Trump signed the America First Offshore Energy Executive Order instructing Zinke to revise the current five - year schedule for leasing blocks of the U.S. outer continental shelf, the waters off the U.S. shore that the federal government governs.

In theory, the U.S. Department of the Interior, through its Bureau of Land Management, is supposed to auction mining leases to federal lands to the highest bidder.

Release of the master plan comes as the federal government, even as it forges ahead on offshore wind leases, also has released plans to open nearly the entire U.S. coastline to oil and gas drilling.

The South Buffalo Democrat says while the former courthouse is vacant, the GSA is wasting money locally leasing space in private buildings for U.S. Bankruptcy Court, the U.S. Trustees, the Federal Defender and U.S. Tax Court.

What's next for offshore wind developers partly depends on any changes the Trump administration makes to the federal government's policy on leasing and permitting for wind farms, said Fara Courtney, an independent offshore wind consultant and founder of the U.S. Offshore Wind Collaborative.

The federal government designates wind energy development areas off of all U.S. coastlines and leases those areas to private developers.

The U.S. temporarily halts coal leasing on federal lands to reassess its policy in light of global warming

* Volkswagen of America, Inc. will pay a $ 500 Military and First Responders Bonus for qualified active duty U.S. Military service members, U.S. Military Veterans (Veterans must be within 24 months of active duty), U.S. Military retirees, First Responders (Police Officer, Sheriff / Sherriffâ $ ™ s Deputy, Correctional Officer, State Trooper, Federal Law Enforcement Officer, Firefighter (career or volunteer), EMT, Paramedic, 911 Dispatcher / Operator) and their family household members who purchase or lease a new, unused MY14 - MY18 Volkswagen model (excluding Golf R) through participating dealers from January 9, 2018 to January 2, 2019.

* Volkswagen of America, Inc. will pay a $ 500 Military and First Responders Bonus for qualified active duty U.S. Military service members, U.S. Military Veterans (Veterans must be within 24 months of active duty), U.S. Military retirees, First Responders (Police Officer, Sheriff / Sherriffâ $ ™ s Deputy, Correctional Officer, State Trooper, Federal Law Enforcement Officer, Firefighter (career or volunteer), EMT, Paramedic, 911 Dispatcher / Operator) and their family household members who purchase or lease a new, unused MY14 - MY19 Volkswagen model (excluding Golf R) through participating dealers from May 10, 2018 to January 2, 2019.

* Volkswagen of America, Inc. will pay a $ 500 Military and First Responders Bonus for qualified active duty U.S. Military service members, U.S. Military Veterans (Veterans must be within 24 months of active duty), U.S. Military retirees, First Responders (Police Officer, Sheriff / Sherriffâ $ ™ s Deputy, Correctional Officer, State Trooper, Federal Law Enforcement Officer, Firefighter (career or volunteer), EMT, Paramedic, 911 Dispatcher / Operator) and their family household members who purchase or lease a new, unused MY14 - MY18 Volkswagen model (excluding Golf R) through participating in CA; CT; Washington DC; Massachusetts; Maine; New Jersey; New York; Oregon; Rhode Island and Vermont from January 9, 2018 to January 2, 2019.

Meantime, he should phase out taxpayer subsidies over which the Administration has some control — for example, increasing the fossil industry cost - share for federal research and development and bringing U.S. royalty and lease rates up to the levels charged by other nations.

Federal coal leasing accounts for about 40 percent of total U.S. coal production.

The federal leases would expand the existing Caballo and Belle Ayr strip mines, already the sixth and ninth largest coal mines in the U.S., respectively.

Also newsworthy is the Trump Administration's capricious process for public participation and comment on the release of a draft 5 - year plan for outer continental shelf offshore drilling in U.S. federal waters, including Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's back - and - forth exemption of Florida and the inclusion of Arctic leases.

This paper examines the implications for U.S. fossil fuel production and global CO2 emissions of ceasing to issue new federal leases for fossil fuel extraction and not renewing existing leases for resources that are not yet producing.

The groups, represented by Western Environmental Law Center and Earthjustice, filed a lawsuit in federal district court challenging the U.S. Bureau of Land Management's decision to approve 287 oil and gas leases totaling almost 150,000 acres in south central, north central, and southeastern Montana.

The Obama administration this week announced a moratorium on new coal leases on federal land while it conducts a sweeping review of the coal program administered by the U.S. Department of Interior, examining the terms under which the coal is sold and environmental impacts associated with extracting and burning it.

Grounded Ending new federal fossil fuel leasing would be the most significant climate action undertaken by any U.S. president — and Barack Obama has the power to do it.

This article examines the emissions implications of a cessation of new leases for fossil fuel extraction on U.S. federal lands and waters.

The U.S. Model is working and will continue to work with policies that foster access to energy reserves for safe and responsible development, fair and efficient leasing and permitting policies on federal lands and a common - sense approach to regulation that doesn't pile on unnecessary layers of federal regulation that could chill energy investment.

In July 2014, the District of New Jersey federal court dismissed in its entirety Maher's complaint, which had alleged that the fees and charges Maher pays pursuant to its lease violate the Tonnage Clause of the U.S. Constitution, as well as the Rivers and Harbors Appropriation Act of 1884 and the Water Resources Development Act.

Lead - Based Paint Disclosure — Federal law, 42 U.S. Code § 4852d, requiring all residences built before 1978 to have this document attached to the lease and signed by the tenants.

Some examples of net - lease tenants are: Walgreens, Arby's, Sherwin Williams Paint, Staples, U.S. Government, Hollywood Video, Taco Bell, Checker Auto Parts, Goodyear Tire, Barnes and Noble, Radio Shack, Microsoft, Circuit City, PetsMart, Jiffy Lube, Carl's Jr., Gart Brothers, HomeBase, Federal Express, Hartford Insurance Co., Applebees, and Marie Calendars.