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Western Watersheds Project v. Schneider - answer

Challenge to Forest Service and BLM approvals of revised land use plans for lands located in range of greater sage-grouse.

Western Watersheds Project v. Schneider

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Idaho Federal Court Enjoined 2019 Amendments to Sage-Grouse Plans

Western Watersheds Project v. Schneider - memorandum decision

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Western Watersheds Project v. Schneider - complaint

Federal Court Declined to Sever and Transfer Conservation Groups’ Challenges to Sage Grouse Plans

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Western Watersheds Project v. Schneider - memorandum

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Environmental Groups Sought to Challenge Rollbacks of Sage-Grouse Protections, Asserted Continuing Failure to Consider Climate Change Impacts on Habitat

Environmental Groups Charged That Forest Service and BLM Failed to Protect Greater Sage-Grouse, Cited Climate Impacts on Habitat

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