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BLM Rejects M3 Land Exchange

Here’s a good write-up by Kootenai Environmental Alliance on a bad Idaho land trade proposal the BLM has wisely decided not to consider. Western Lands staff attorney Chris Krupp has been monitoring the proposal, and we’re relieved to see it vaporize. Thanks to KEA, a great grassroots group, for the explication.

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