This century-old law lets presidents shift the sizes of national monuments
The Antiquities Act of 1906 gave Congress or the president the authority to establish national monuments on federal land as a ...
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5 Reasons to Visit Katahdin’s New Contact Station
NPCA’s Next Generation Advisory Council shares five reasons to visit Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument's newest ...
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National monuments
The Trump administration has sparked confusion over the future of two national monuments in California that President Joe Biden designated before he left office. Why it matters: Presidents do not ...
In California, Confusion Abounds Over Status of 2 National Monuments
The White House removed all references to the Chuckwalla and Sáttítla monuments from a fact sheet outlining how the president ...
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Gutting National Monuments Won’t Solve America’s Purported “Energy Emergency”
The new administration seems to think getting rid of these monuments will solve an imaginary national energy emergency. It ...
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California's Latest National Monument Is A Stunning Land Of Mountains, Lakes, And Lava Flows
One of California's latest national monuments is an enormous, pristine section of mountains, lakes, and lava flows in the ...
USA Today12d
Will Trump try to eliminate Chuckwalla, Sattitla national monuments or not?
“I hope the Trump Administration doesn’t alter Chuckwalla National Monument. Chuckwalla is extremely popular across the political spectrum and was advocated for by a large, bipartisan ...
The News-Times4d
National monuments have grown and shrunk under US presidents for over a century thanks to one law: The Antiquities Act
These federally managed public lands have long enjoyed broad bipartisan support, as have moves to turn them into protected national parks and monuments. Research consistently shows that a majority ...