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The US federal government is proposing revisions to grazing regulations on public lands, which cover 155 million acres in the West. The changes aim to increase livestock grazing despite concerns from experts about the environmental impacts of overgrazing.
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The US federal government is proposing revisions to grazing regulations on public lands, which cover 155 million acres in the West. The changes aim to increase livestock grazing despite concerns from experts about the environmental impacts of overgrazing.
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