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The 10 Public Lands Most at Risk for Mining and Drilling — Celeste Maloy | ChamberLight

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The 10 Public Lands Most at Risk for Mining and Drilling

Representative Celeste Maloy joined efforts to overturn federal land-use plans in Utah through the Congressional Review Act.

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This article1 analysis · Apr 11, 2026

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Published Apr 1, 2026

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President Trump's 2025 executive orders prioritizing energy and mineral production have sparked legislative battles over 10 public land sites. The article details efforts by GOP lawmakers to nullify conservation protections in favor of mining and drilling across Alaska, Arizona, Utah, and Minnesota.