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SPECIAL REPORT | The Impact of ESG Standards on the Automotive Industry
Most of the time, we are worried about trail closures, management plans, and other proposals that may limit motorized access to public lands. But today, it’s a whole different story. The entire automotive industry is facing some incredible changes, and big names in all corners of the automotive trade are raising red flags.
Tucson 15-minute city proposal calls for reprioritization of transportation away from automobiles
The City of Tucson has put forth a Climate Action Plan to implement the controversial 15-minute-city agenda in a citywide referendum labeled “Tuscon Resilient Together.” This proposal comes at the heels of Tucson Mayor Regina Romero’s declaration of a climate emergency, and commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by the year 2030.
SPECIAL REPORT | Desalination: A monopoly on western water
Lake Powell and Mead are at the lowest point since their construction. The water, too many folks in the west, especially the farmers, is a serious concern. Now a resolution is starting to emerge in the mainstream that, on the surface, appears will provide us with an abundance of water and forever secure Arizona’s water…
ACTION ALERT | Bouse & Cactus Plain Final Decision | 1,049 mi of roads CLOSED
The Bureau of Land Management Havasu Field Office has quietly released a finial decision on the Bouse and Cactus Plain Travel Management Plan that includes 1,049 miles of roads closed or restricted to the public.
The UN and property rights by Henry Lamb
In this article Henry Lamb exposes how the United States is adhering to the demands of global governance in the name of biodiversity. In addition to what he writes in this article, these changes have direct influence on the travel management process.
ACTION ALERT | 54% of Roads CLOSED Near Black Canyon | NEW PROPOSAL
The Bureau of Land Management is proposing the closure of 57% of roads on public lands between State Highway 74 Carefree Highway and the Prescott National Forest boundary north of Dewey Humboldt.
The agreement between CA and AZ that closes motorized access to public lands
In 2018, following community pushback, California and Arizona conservation agencies and multiple stakeholders, including local organizations and federal agencies, signed an agreement with the Arizona Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to develop Travel Management Plans safeguarding historical sites. This entailed establishing criteria for defining archaeological sites and setting a Planning Area of Potential Effects (APE)…