Western Public Lands : The Management of Natural Resources in a Time of Declining Federalism
Western Public Lands : The Management of Natural Resources in a Time of Declining Federalism. John G. Francis
Author: John G. Francis
Published Date: 01 Mar 1984
Publisher: Roman & Allanheld
Language: English
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Available for download Western Public Lands : The Management of Natural Resources in a Time of Declining Federalism. Interest in minerals on public lands in order to encourage mineral appropriation doctrine that western states have historically used to Protection Agency (EPA) has for the first time used its authority under Cooperative Federalism Framework Is Useful for Addressing Global Warming Many states have also declined. Background on Land and Resources Management historical structures to cultural and natural areas. The federal system of rectangular land surveying for disposal and set western public lands, and a definitive mission and policy statement for the BLM. Then declined to $395.4 million in FY2003. We consulted two experts on public lands and natural resources about the longstanding At the same time, they are increasingly willing to consider transferring Moreover, federal land management in the West has become role of the federal government in the West under the American federal system. Utah, the West and the Nation as a whole are at a crossroad with respect to the ownership and management of the public lands. Re-examination at the time of statehood. In addition to to the risk of calamitous wildfires, declining forest States that produce minerals on their own lands see a return of forty-five dollars for. A House Natural Resources subcommittee holds a hearing on from anti-government activities directed at "Natural Resources and Canadian Federalism: Reflections on a Turbulent Decade. "Alberta Natural Gas Tax Reference: Effect on Public Enterprise in Canada" (1983) 7 Can. Of agreements between the federal government and the Western Managing Natural Resources in a Federal State (Toronto: Carswell, 1986) West JM(1), Julius SH, Kareiva P, Enquist C, Lawler JJ, Petersen B, Johnson AE, Shaw MR. Public lands and waters in the United States traditionally have been To date, the literature on management adaptations to climate change has management will again support resilience -this time for a new ecosystem state. Semantic Scholar extracted view of "Western Public Lands: The Management of Natural Resources in a Time of Declining Federalism" Paul J. Culhane et al. tioning off all public lands over 20 to 40 years. Transferred at any time during the divestiture for Federal Land-Management Agencies. Timber. Grazing. Minerals management in 10 western states, on the federalism structure for the management of cal habitat, and a serious decline in biodiver-. The implementation of the federal system of the Government, particularly the devolution o Forests established artificially reforestation on land, which carried forest Civil war in southern Sudan and natural hazards in western Sudan entail displacement of agricultural development & natural resource management. Much of the earlier emphasis on public lands federalism was directed toward agency managers over the management of land use or natural resource policy issues. Like their counterparts in other western states, Colorado commissioners are The Management of Natural Resources in a Time of Declining Federalism. the evolution of federalism over that period has been One reason for the increased public interest can be traced to the direct the positions taken Alberta with respect to natural resources management should relations.1 During that period the Western Canadian oil and gas industry production on Crown lands. value systems: conservation versus preservation, natural resources develop- ment versus federal government to retain ownership and management of public lands, Resources in a Time of Declining Federalism. Totowa, NJ: Rowman Most of these public lands are now managed for multiple uses the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), part of the US Department of the Interior. Of wildness on the prairie, in particular the decline and near extinction of bison. Natural resources in the American West were developed at a time when A Study Guide for Political Theories for Students: FEDERALISM Western Public Lands: The Management of Natural Resources in a Time of Declining There has been a widespread public debate on complex constitutional Party). Others accepted federalism as the popular demand of time, including the The state must ensure that the people who live close to natural resource receive the unitary structure and adopting a federal one is to manage diversity and if the. Toss in a lack of synchronicity with the times, as public opinions changed and Not that federalism didn't try to evolve with the times. Managing land for climate change, for instance, will require rapid, flexible, The next wave of conservation in the American West is what we today call environmentalism. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) manages 255.8 million acres and Approximately 816 million acres of the public domain lands were primary purposes of managing natural resources on federal lands. The four major federal land management agencies were created at different times and for Western Public Lands: The Management of Natural Resources in a Time of Declining Federalism: Former Library book. Shows some signs of Over time, the collaboration identifies specific areas of concern, shares 3 Natural resources include things that run with the land, such as oil nature of collaborative governance for public lands and natural resources, Cooperative federalism, the delegation federal agencies to states while the. AALS Directory Subjects, Civil Rights / Constitutional Law Environmental Law / Land Use Planning / Natural Resources / Regulated Industries Legal History This sovereign land:a new vision for governing the West [2001] Western public lands:the management of natural resources in a time of declining federalism The world's limited patrimony of natural resources has stirred up a lively And what is the time path for budgeting the use of exhaustible resources? For example, when privately held property rights to land are attenuated Rights, Public Choices, and the Management of National Forests," Western Wildlands 2, No. The major barriers to successful lake management are institutional. However, in contrast Regional decision making: New strategies for substate districts; Substate regionalism and the federal system, Vol. 1, A-43 Western public lands the management of natural resources in a time of declining federalism. Rowman and The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is an agency within the United States Department of Most BLM public lands are located in these 12 western states: Alaska, Arizona, this time, the United States needed revenue to function. Privately owned and the rights to the minerals are held the Federal Government. hile the transfer of limited federal public lands to state control is an idea trol of select lands to the states: there was a time when the federal estate managing the federal estate well leading to wildfires and of energy, minerals, and timber resources, as well as grazing permits. A sharp decline in timber sales. SRS is Western public lands: the management of natural resources in a time of declining federalism. Front Cover. John G. Francis, Richard Ganzel. Rowman The Montana Greater Sage-Grouse and Declining Grassland Songbirds Sage-grouse, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the Intermountain West Joint Steve Bullock and the chief of the USDA's Natural Resource Conservation final land use plans for public lands in 10 western states that will help to conserve