Revocation of Mining Ban near Chaco Canyon
Sector: Government • Location: New Mexico, United States
Source: azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic
The Bureau of Land Management intends to revoke a 2023 ban on new mining claims and mineral leases on more than 300,000 acres surrounding Chaco Culture National Historical Park in New Mexico. The ban was initially imposed to protect land and cultural resources but is now being reconsidered, reopening the lands for mining and mineral leasing under U.S. laws.
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Description | The Bureau of Land Management intends to revoke a 2023 ban on new mining claims and mineral leases on more than 300,000 acres surrounding Chaco Culture National Historical Park in New Mexico. The ban was initially imposed to protect land and cultural resources but is now being reconsidered, reopening the lands for mining and mineral leasing under U.S. laws. |
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