The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today that the BLM’s plan to zero-out two HMAs and downsize a third in the Wyoming checkerboard violated the Wild Horse and Burro Act, overturning a decision last year that upheld it.
The agency might be able to move ahead with the plan if it corrects the deficiencies according to a news release by Western Watersheds Project.
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UPDATE: Opinion available here.
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