Several Republican lawmakers want to give
much of the public land that is now under federal protection to the states.
Not exact matches
Whether it is Lutheran social service agencies in the Midwest or Presbyterian parochial schools in New Mexico (founded because the Catholics so dominated the territory's few
public schools) or Jewish philanthropies in New York or the ubiquitous Catholic hospitals and Protestant colleges throughout the
land, religions have provided
much of the social (and financial) capital for building local communities.
The city
of Chicago, Friends
of the Bloomingdale Trail, Chicago Park District and The Trust for
Public Land have joined forced to convert abandoned railroad space along the once bustling Bloomingdale Line into
much - needed community green space for residents and visitors.
«It's about a party that is as
much the party
of the private sector as the
public sector, a party
of south as well as north, a party determined to fight for the future
of the United Kingdom, and a party rooted in every community
of our
land.»
Since so
much information was presented, no consensus was reached on any particular approach, but another
public meeting will be scheduled, featuring a panel
of local architects,
land - use planners and engineers.
The county wants Honeywell, the state
of New York and others to give permanent rights for the
public to use their
land along the lake,
much of which is now clean enough for swimming.
A study by The Trust For
Public Land shows that 99 percent
of New York City residents are within an 10 minute walk
of a park — a
much higher number than the national average
of 54 percent.
Leasing
of town
land is subject to permissive referendum, which gives the
public 30 days to submit a petition demanding the town to hold a
public vote on the matter
much like a bond issue.
They'll discuss a range
of environmental issues including expanding the bottle bill, brownfields, access to
public land, global warming and
much more.
The Department
of the Interior has proposed requiring the disclosure
of chemicals used during hydraulic - fracturing operations on
public lands, but
much of the current oil and gas development is taking place on private
land.
But as
much as
public lands may serve as part
of a climate change solution, they are also sources
of the emissions causing global warming.
That left the parcels in rural and southern Utah that nobody wanted or cared about,
much like the vast majority
of our
public lands.
Bradley Campbell and Deanna Moran
of the Conservation Law Foundation write, «
Much of this
land belongs to the
public, on «loan» or licensed to private developers so long as they are serving
public purposes.
Land Rover has given the new Range Rover a
public viewing in London and delivered details
of price, performance, economy and
much more.
«It's fitting that we've been able to release the full potential
of the iconic Defender, whose
much - loved shape remains synonymous with
Land Rover, 70 years since it was seen in
public for the first time,» said Tim Hannig, Jaguar
Land Rover Classic Director.
«It's fitting that we've been able to release the full potential
of the iconic Defender, whose
much - loved shape remains synonymous with
Land Rover, 70 years since it was seen in
public for the first time,» said Jaguar
Land Rover Classic director, Tim Hannig.
Jaguar
Land Rover Classic Director Tim Hannig said, «It's fitting that we've been able to release the full potential
of the iconic Defender, whose
much - loved shape remains synonymous with
Land Rover, 70 years since it was seen in
public for the first time.
Her campaign against
land grabbing (illegal appropriation
of public lands by developers) and the rapacious re-allocation
of forest
land received
much attention in Kenya and the region.
But USDA Wildlife Services works primarily on
public lands,
much of it far from feral cat habitat.
One you
land in Sorong you'll need to get to the port (a taxi won't cost you
much) and then jump on one
of the
public ferries to Waisai on the island
of Waigao.
As a nature reserve it remains the most protected
of public lands, and today the sheer abundance and diversity
of birdlife gives testimony to the decades
of careful management, good planning and
much hard work.
Like so many
of you, I will miss Frank very
much, but I am pleased to know that his warm personality and unique skills will continue to serve the cause
of public lands.
And through conversations with others in the growing climate justice movement, I began to see all kinds
of ways that climate change could become a catalyzing force for positive change — how it could be the best argument progressives have ever had to demand the rebuilding and reviving
of local economies; to reclaim our democracies from corrosive corporate influence; to block harmful new free trade deals and rewrite old ones; to invest in starving
public infrastructure like mass transit and affordable housing; to take back ownership
of essential services like energy and water; to remake our sick agricultural system into something
much healthier; to open borders to migrants whose displacement is linked to climate impacts; to finally respect Indigenous
land rights — all
of which would help to end grotesque levels
of inequality within our nations and between them.
But funding is not, and also what we are asking the women to do in terms
of planting trees on
public land is so
much more demanding.
Despite this, the U.S. government has a long history
of giving away our
public land to coal companies — so
much that today,
Despite this, the U.S. government has a long history
of giving away our
public land to coal companies — so
much that today, 40 percent
of the coal mined in the United States belongs to taxpayers.
The outcome
of those lawsuits will determine just how
much the Trump administration is able to abdicate its responsibilities to protect
public land and institute climate policy.
Indeed,
much of our new - found energy is drawn from
lands and waters that we, the
public, own together.
First they need to figure out how
much of our energy comes from
public land.
Having a
public blockchain ledger would allow for everyone to be aware
of who owns which parcel
of land, and it would make the exchange
of ownership
much easier and more equitable.
The stereotype
of the seller
of swamp
land in Florida, or
of the Brooklyn Bridge remain in the general lexicon
of public mythology,
much in the same way that the snake oil salesman
of lore exists.
«Using
public land for affordable housing is
much harder to do if each project is sort
of a separate idea,» Fisette said.