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A coalition of Native American tribes has called on President Biden to take “immediate action” to restore protections to Utah’s Bears Ears National Monument, which the Trump administration cut by 85 percent. wapo.st/3kOxxOs
The letter, which was sent last week and was obtained by The Post, warns that any more delay allows further degradation of sacred sites and former Indigenous settlements from mining, grazing, looting and other threats. wapo.st/3kOxxOs
Tribal activists and conservationists have become increasingly frustrated that Biden, who campaigned on reversing Trump’s rollbacks of protections for national monuments, has not yet used his authority to restore their original boundaries. wapo.st/3kOxxOs
For a century, the Bears Ears region has been at the heart of an unresolved American argument over public lands, and what should be done with them.

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