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While BLM touts community input on Lava Ridge wind project, opponents are ‘disappointed’ by approvalThe Bureau of Land Management has approved a major wind energy project on public lands in South Central Idaho. It has faced strong opposition, especially from descendants of Japanese Americans unjustly incarcerated during World War II.
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Each year Idaho's rivers are visited by thousands of people, some looking for scenic routes and others for adventure. It can be hard though, to know where exactly to find each experience, which is why a new resource is putting all the information you'll need for an Idaho river trip in one spot.
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The Bureau of Land Management Friday released its final 'Record of Decision' on the proposed Lava Ridge Wind Energy project, allowing the previously announced alternative plan with a reduced footprint and fewer turbines to move forward.
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In roughly the last two decades, sage grouse populations have declined by over 40%.
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The guidance documents tell state and field office managers across the West how to carry out the new rule, which officially went into effect in June.
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Recreation groups said the agency lacked accurate information about trails and roads.
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Rep. Mike Simpson said the measure blocks the Lava Ridge Wind Project until the Secretary of the Interior takes certain steps.
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The plan would streamline solar project applications, including in Idaho.
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The Bureau of Land Management could release a final report on the Lava Ridge Wind Project in February.
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A federal judge halted a previous plan for the Caldwell Canyon mine near Soda Springs earlier this year.