Bush's Impact On California Land Use

Incoming President Bush is likely to make significant changes in the federal government's role over California's land resources.

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February 17, 2001, 8:00 AM PST

By Chris Steins @planetizen

Despite a thin mandate and a deadlocked Congress, incoming President George W. Bush is likely to make significant changes in shaping the federal governments role over Californias land resources. In particular, his provocative selection of former Colorado Attorney General Gail Norton as Interior secretary is likely to create a major shift in the way the federal government approaches management of federal lands in California and may also signal a shift in the way the Endangered Species Act is administered.

Thanks to California Planning and Development Report

Read the full story: Bush Team Could Impact Resources In The Golden State

Friday, February 16, 2001 in California Planning and Development Report

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